Energy communities for a fair energy transition in Europe

Solar power to the people

The Sun4All project will test in the EU a support scheme helping vulnerable households to switch to renewable energy while reducing their energy bills. The scheme will be tested by the cities of Almada (PT), Barcelona (ES), and Rome (IT) and by the community of municipalities Cœur de Savoie (FR).

At each pilot location, eligible participants will be identified and invited to be part of the project. Shares of a local photovoltaic power plant will be offered to all participants – in other words, the beneficiaries of the Sun4All support scheme will become co-owners of a local photovoltaic installation.

The revenues produced through the generation and selling of renewable energy will be used to reduce the energy bills of the participating households. In that way, and also by advising participating households on energy management at home, the project supports an inclusive energy transition process towards clean energy in Europe.

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They are testing the Sun4All support scheme

Each pilot location (Almada, Barcelona, the Community of Communes Cœur de Savoie and Rome), where the Sun4All scheme will be tested, develops a unique way of putting the Sun4All approach in practice.
Their experiences were shared with Observer Cities and beyond in 2023-2024.

Are you also interested in replicating the Sun4All scheme in your city or region?

Have a look at the resources of Sun4All Capacity Building and Knowledge Sharing Programme and enhance your capacity to replicate and adopt Sun4All in your city and region: the Capacity and Training Package, the Guidebook to integrate Sun4All in Cities Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plans or the Blueprint model for the Sun4All programme.

European Union

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement N°101032239.