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The three-year COMMIT project aims to help authorities develop support systems for SMEs in the energy transition
The launch of the Low-Carbon SME Development and Transition (COMMIT) project in Glasgow last month marks a significant step forward in supporting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) towards a low-carbon future.
This collaborative effort involves partners from Slovenia, the Netherlands, Denmark, Spain, Bulgaria, Norway (including Rogaland fylkeskommune & Energy Transition Norway), and Greece, as well as numerous expert and policy authorities.
The aim of the COMMIT project, spanning three years, is to assist local and regional authorities in developing a support system for industrial transition, specifically targeting challenges faced by SMEs in embracing opportunities within the low-carbon economy.
During the kick-off event in Glasgow, several key activities took place:
The launch of the COMMIT project underscores the commitment to driving tangible progress towards a low-carbon economy. Through collaboration and targeted support, were committed to support our SME-members in playing a significant role in achieving sustainability goals, paving the way for a greener future.