Join the New SFS Webinar: Learn About New Energy Solutions: Citizen Energy and Energy Communities as the Key to the Energy Transition

The transition to renewable energies is not only a major challenge, but also an immense opportunity for innovative approaches to energy generation. Community energy and energy communities play a central role in this and enable local actors to actively participate in the energy transition. The upcoming SFS webinar “Combatting the Energy Crisis” takes place on 08 November 2024 and will shed light on these concepts and show how they could shape the future of energy supply.

What Is Citizen Energy?
Citizen energy enables individuals, small and medium-sized enterprises and local organizations to actively participate in the production and consumption of energy. These decentralized models enable people to take their energy supply into their own hands. They create a direct link between energy production and consumption, which not only helps to reduce the ecological footprint, but also promotes independence from central energy suppliers. 

Energy Communities: Collective Success
Energy communities go one step further by jointly organizing energy production, storage and distribution. These community-run models not only provide services to their members and the surrounding community, but also offer social, environmental and economic benefits. They promote social innovation and create real added value for the local population by acting sustainably. 

Join the Webinar on Energy Communities and Community Energy
In the webinar, taking place on 08 November 2024 from 02:00 to 03:00 p.m. CET, participants will learn more about the opportunities and challenges offered by community energy and energy communities. Experts from the industry will provide practical insights into how these concepts can be successfully implemented and what impact they could have on future energy policy. Find out more about these innovative approaches in the upcoming webinar and become part of the solution.
The webinar is aimed at anyone with an interest in the energy transition - from private individuals and companies to political decision-makers. So do not hesitate to sign up and join for free.

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