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Energy Sharing: Can I Soon Share My Green Electricity with Others?
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A new law will allow private individuals in Germany from June to pass on electricity generated by solar systems, for example to family members. Good idea. But in practice there are some hurdles.
·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Solar goes social as electricity sharing introduced
Slovenian households with rooftop solar systems will be able to share surplus electricity with family members, friends or other consumers across the country under a new electricity-sharing scheme taking effect in July. The move is designed to help consumers lower energy bills while making better use of excess renewable power generated by homes and small producers. Participants will be able to register for the scheme starting from June and the sy…
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