Smart Energy Investment was founded with the goal of realizing and implementing ESCo projects based on the Energy Performance Contract (EPC) model.
By providing this type of energy service, Smart Energy Investment has established itself as a reliable partner in overcoming the challenges faced in energy activities.
Synergy and conservation are not just goals for us, but key means to achieve them.
Through synergy, conservation, efficient resource use, and sustainable solutions, we create a lasting positive impact on the community and the world around us.
From the very beginning, we have successfully connected the seemingly incompatible: different interests, regions, competitive technologies, as well as the public and private sectors.
Through conservation, our projects have contributed to saving millions of kWh of energy, reducing CO₂ emissions by thousands of tons, preserving the budgets of our partners, and protecting the environment.
Kolarac
In line with our ambition to support and assist the Ilija M. Kolarac Endowment, since 2020, we have been organizing the SEI Traditional New Year’s Concert.

PROUD MEMBERS
Smart Energy Investment is a proud member of the Economic Committee of the Institute of European Regions (IRE), an independent organization dedicated to connecting European regions, promoting regionalization, and decentralization. Through our collaboration with IRE, we support initiatives that contribute to sustainable development, economic progress, and strengthening local communities. This network fosters interregional cooperation and economic initiatives that strengthen European regions.
IRE was founded in 2004 in Salzburg by Prof. Dr. Franz Schausberger, the former governor of the Salzburg region. The organization brings together over 180 members – cities, regions, companies, and institutions from 23 countries, providing expertise and support in regional development.
One of IRE’s key events is the European Summit in Salzburg, recognized as one of the most important business-political gatherings in Europe.
