The role of municipalities in developing energy cooperatives
Municipalities – although often underestimated – are one of the most important players in Poland’s energy transition. They are the ones who manage the local space, infrastructure and have direct contact with the inhabitants. As a result, they can play a key role in the development of energy cooperatives and other forms of local civic […]
Energy cluster, OSE and cooperative – what are the differences? (Poland)
In the world of renewable energy, there is more and more talk about new forms of cooperation: energy clusters, energy cooperatives and citizens’ energy communities (OSEs). Each is a different route to local independence, sustainability and integration of residents. But what are the differences? And which form to choose? Energy cooperative – neighbourhood cooperation for […]
Greenhouse gas (GHG) savings in energy communities: why measurement matters
How are GHG emission savings calculated in energy communities? To understand the environmental impact of energy communities, it is essential to quantify how much greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions they help avoid. This calculation provides a clear picture of the benefits of switching from fossil fuels to renewable energy. The process typically involves a few key […]
The prosumer – who is it and what are their rights? (Poland)
The prosumer is not just an energy user – he is a local hero of the green transition. He is someone who takes responsibility for his energy future while producing and consuming renewable energy. In doing so, he cuts costs, cares for the climate and increases the energy independence of his home or business. Who […]
What is an energy cooperative? A guide for beginners (Poland)
An energy cooperative is much more than an organisational form – it is a way to build local independence, integrate communities and create a future based on renewable energy sources. It is an answer to the question, “What can we do together to make energy cheaper, cleaner and more accessible?” What is an energy cooperative? […]
