CUSTOMER CASE
2026
Nomago
A smart COO backs innovation when the numbers stack up.
Nomago COO Aleš Mesec chose solar on subscription to accelerate fuel savings and cut CO2 – no capex, no delay.
About Nomago
Nomago is Slovenia’s largest mobility provider, operating 700+ buses across Slovenia, Croatia, and Italy. Carrying over 10 million passengers a year, the company holds ISO 14001 certification and is a member of the Global Passenger Network (GPN).
CASE INFO
Nomago
VEHICLE TYPE
Buses and coaches
FLEET SIZE
700+
VEHICLE WITH SOLAR
16
SOLAR SYSTEM
760 Wp
Up to 2,100 L
Expected diesel saving per bus per year
Up to 33,600 L
Total expected diesel savings across 16 buses per year
Up to 86 t
CO2 reduction expected per year
No capex. Just savings.
75% of the subscription cost comes back as fuel savings – straight to the bottom line.
The Decision
When COO Aleš Mesec reviewed the numbers — up to 2,100 litres of diesel saved per bus per year, plus better battery reliability — the case was clear. What mattered next was speed. Rather than waiting for a capital budget cycle, he chose a subscription model: systems installed immediately, savings projected from day one.
The Result
16 Nomago buses are now equipped with vehicle-mounted solar. Expected annual savings: up to 33,600 litres of diesel and up to 86 tonnes of CO2. With 75% of this year’s projected fuel savings already flowing back into the business, the model is performing as intended.
Sustainability That Performs
For Nomago – nine years ISO 14001 certified – solar sits alongside electric bus integration, solar charging infrastructure, and e-bike rollout. Mesec’s approach reflects a broader truth: the operators making the most progress are the ones acting on what’s available now, not waiting for what’s next.
TESTIMONIAL
“For Nomago, business performance and sustainability are not two separate paths, but are inextricably linked and further shaped by rapid technological progress. Behind the scenes, we continuously seek new ways to further reduce fuel consumption – including equipping our fleet with roof-mounted solar systems that reduce fuel consumption kilometre by kilometre, on every route.”