Abstract
The concept of energy communities is promising to empower alternative ways of organizing and governing energy systems in the next future. Energy communities will provide to end-users democratic, open access to the grid, and collective self-consumption. They will encourage decentralization and promote distributed renewable energy sources applications. Energy communities are widely recognized to be a fundamental step for a sustainable energy transition. The authors present an innovative power-sharing model that can be easily implemented in new and existing multi-apartment buildings. It allows end-users to collect into a democratic energy community and enjoy beneficial ecological effects and economic benefits.
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