For the environment
For energy savings
For cost savings
For more conscious lifestyles
For a better future
Energy Communities are a reality. A reality where energy generated from renewable sources is shared and exchanged between producers and consumers within a smart, sustainable and balanced network, creating environmental, social and economic benefits.
Join the energy revolution
Thanks to the digitalisation of energy and technologies that enable generation systems, energy storage systems and the consumption assets of different users to communicate with one another, any building can be connected to a Renewable Energy Community (REC).
One of the three possible CACER configurations.
Renewable Energy Community
This configuration is designed for users connected to the same primary substation area, who live or operate in buildings or groups of buildings, at least one of which is equipped with a photovoltaic system, such as residential buildings, businesses and commercial premises.
One of the three possible CACER configurations.
Collective self-consumers
This configuration is designed for users who live or operate within the same building equipped with a photovoltaic system, such as condominiums, multi-building residential complexes, shopping centers and buildings with users holding independent PODs, each with their own photovoltaic system and either centralized or distributed energy storage.
One of the three possible CACER configurations.
Individual remote self-consumer
This configuration is designed for individual users who consume energy generated by one or more renewable energy systems located within the same primary substation area to which they are remotely connected.
Who can participate
Individuals, with or without a photovoltaic system
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with or without a photovoltaic system
Public administrations (regional and local authorities)
Institutions and associations (dioceses and Third Sector organisations)
How it is set up
Feasibility study and due diligence
Collection of participants’ data
Substation verification (if required)
Drafting of the Articles of Association and internal regulations
Installation and activation of SNOCU devices, the Regalgrid® smart platform and related licences
Registration on the GSE portal
Useful information
Minimum number of participants: 2, including at least 1 producer
Participation is free and voluntary
Members can withdraw at any time
Any REC member can act as administrator
Third parties who are not members of the REC, such as condominium managers, can also manage a REC
Joining an Energy Community does not require changing your electricity supplier
Build your Renewable Energy Community with us
We support individuals, businesses and public administrations throughout every stage of setting up a Renewable Energy Community (REC) or joining an existing one. Contact us and start your journey into the world of Energy Communities.
