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In the era of EU climate policy and the 2022 energy crisis, access to affordable energy carriers, especially business access to renewable energy (RES), becomes important. Expensive energy threatens not only energy security, but also the livelihood of businesses, especially small and medium-sized enterprises. Given the inadequate supply of conventional energy sources and the increases in the price of electricity and heat, it is becoming important for companies to have access to energy from RES. Such access ensures, firstly, the energy self-sufficiency of enterprises, secondly, it protects enterprises from energy price fluctuations and provides them with predictability of energy-related costs and thus of their operating costs, and thirdly, it provides local authorities with information on the propensity of enterprises to use such energy devices, which will serve to plan future regional policy in line with EU climate policy objectives. Similar goals are pursued by the regional policy of local authorities who want to ensure a clean environment and the economic development of their regions. The goal of the future regular project is to identify the problems of energy self-sufficiency of enterprises in coastal municipalities in, i.e., the use of technologies for the generation of renewable energy and access to such energy and technologies, as well as to increase the competence of recipient groups (enterprises and local authorities) in the regions from the countries covered by the project in the management of renewable energy projects. It will also allow to support good practices in the area of cooperation between local authorities and enterprises. The seed money project is needed to create a workshop tool to assess the extent to which enterprises in coastal municipalities are self-sufficient in energy. Therefore, seed money funding is needed to conduct a pilot mapping in two coastal municipalities (one each in PL and LT).