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The city will provide information on the results of the pilot study on June 25th
Riedstadt is one of the pioneers in Hesse when it comes to energy sharing . In cooperation with the Austrian company Nobile and funded by LEA Hessen , a feasibility study conducted that shows ways in which citizens can share unused electricity from private photovoltaic (PV) systems with their neighbors – fairly and affordably.
The focus is on a model in which, for example, surplus solar power from a PV system is not sold to the grid operator for a small fee as before, but is passed on directly to neighbors at a better price. Conversely, households could purchase locally generated electricity at a lower rate than from the traditional electricity supplier.
The city invites to a free online workshop Wednesday, June 25, 2025, at 6 p.m. The results of the study will be presented and questions answered. The participation link is available on the city's platform.
👉 www.klimafreundliches-riedstadt.de
(Riedstadt - Red/PSR)
Featured image: Energy sharing allows the urban community to network, save costs, and protect the climate. Graphic: Krick
