An energy community is first and foremost a social project. Here's how to inform, engage and involve your members in decisions — with a news board, polls and participatory governance...
Understanding self-consumption in Belgium: definition, the self-consumption rate and how to raise it, collective self-consumption and its link with energy communities, the differences between Wallonia, Brussels and Flanders, who benefits,...
Joining an energy community lets you pay less for electricity at a more stable price. We explain the savings levers, a worked example, the differences between Wallonia, Brussels and Flanders,...
OptimCE's automatic generation module is now live. It proposes optimised allocation keys from a community's real production and consumption data, with two algorithms — brute force on standard keys and...
Allocation key in an energy community — types accepted by CWaPE, BRUGEL and VREG, regional differences across Wallonia, Brussels and Flanders, and practical guidance to choose one.
How to join an energy community in Wallonia: eligibility, where to find an open sharing operation (OptimCE registry, SPW facilitator, Énergie commune), steps to enrol and points to check before...
How to set up an energy community (CER or CEC) in Wallonia: choosing the model, legal structure, CWaPE notification, acknowledgement of receipt, and launching the energy sharing with ORES, RESA...
Understand energy communities in Belgium — differences between renewable, citizen and local energy communities, how energy sharing works, key actors and benefits.