Review of existing energy communities
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| author | BARRACHINA i SALLERAS, Olga CHÀFER, Marta GRANOLLERS, Josep Maria VERDAGUER, Segimon |
| author_facet | BARRACHINA i SALLERAS, Olga CHÀFER, Marta GRANOLLERS, Josep Maria VERDAGUER, Segimon |
| contents | <p>This report explores the key success factors in the development of Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) and Citizen Energy Communities (CECs) across Europe. Energy communities play an essential role in the energy transition, yet their implementation remains complex due to legal, financial, and governance challenges. While European policies actively promote these models, their success depends on a combination of factors, including strong stakeholder engagement, well-defined governance structures, and appropriate financing mechanisms.</p> <p>The research employed a mixed-methods approach, combining a comprehensive literature review with an analysis of over 60 successful Energy Community (EC) initiatives and an in-depth examination of ten exemplary RECs. The analysis focused specifically on RECs due to their strong emphasis on community ownership, democratic governance, and renewable energy sources.</p> |
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| spellingShingle | Review of existing energy communities BARRACHINA i SALLERAS, Olga CHÀFER, Marta GRANOLLERS, Josep Maria VERDAGUER, Segimon <p>This report explores the key success factors in the development of Renewable Energy Communities (RECs) and Citizen Energy Communities (CECs) across Europe. Energy communities play an essential role in the energy transition, yet their implementation remains complex due to legal, financial, and governance challenges. While European policies actively promote these models, their success depends on a combination of factors, including strong stakeholder engagement, well-defined governance structures, and appropriate financing mechanisms.</p> <p>The research employed a mixed-methods approach, combining a comprehensive literature review with an analysis of over 60 successful Energy Community (EC) initiatives and an in-depth examination of ten exemplary RECs. The analysis focused specifically on RECs due to their strong emphasis on community ownership, democratic governance, and renewable energy sources.</p> |
| title | Review of existing energy communities |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15254329 |