New legislation allows companies to share electricity across multiple consumption points or buildings within a corporate group. The savings potential is significant, but legal and technical conditions are complex. Without expert preparation, companies risk missing out on savings and return on investment.
Depending on production size, self-consumption rate, number of connected sites, and surplus utilization, statistics show that electricity sharing can reduce corporate electricity costs by up to 20%. In the Czech Republic, over 500 energy communities are expected to form by 2030.
Gain a competitive edge through electricity sharing. Contact us for a non-binding consultation to find the best model for your company.

We analyzed zoning restrictions, prepared contractual documentation, and provided support to developer NOHO in building a carbon-neutral district in Hradec Králové.

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