The first result of the project is the developed prototype of the hybrid Vjetar-FV energy module, which uses the energy of the sun and wind for the production of electricity and takes up minimal space on a building, acceptable for integration into existing or new buildings. Recommendations for changes in national legislation (support for micro energy systems) with an emphasis on maximally simplifying the integration of micro renewable energy sources (primarily solar and wind) were also developed, as well as specific solutions and recommendations on how to simplify the relevant legislation. Furthermore, as one of the project results, a model of financing investments in RES on a micro scale through energy cooperatives was developed. Finally, as one of the key results of the project, renewable energy sources (solar, wind) were installed on the buildings of the project partners (FESB and INTERA), and on educational institutions in the program area. Power plants that are integrated in public buildings in the program area, in addition to reducing the consumption of conventional energy sources in buildings, have also contributed to the wider popularization of renewable sources as well as to education on renewable sources.