Czech households and businesses are embracing a new era of energy independence by actively participating in electricity sharing. Since the initiative's launch in August 2024, participants have collectively shared over 10.9 GWh of electricity by the end of April 2025. This amount could power more than 3,300 electric vehicles for a year, highlighting the significant impact of community-driven energy solutions.

The growth of this initiative is remarkable. In April alone, the volume of shared electricity increased by over 150% compared to March, reaching 4,676.70 MWh. The number of registered participants rose to 22,880, with 11,096 production sites and 15,549 consumption sites integrated into the system. These figures demonstrate a strong and growing interest in decentralized energy sharing.

The majority of participants are "active customers," individuals or entities that both produce and consume electricity, often through rooftop photovoltaic installations. Additionally, 543 apartment buildings and 24 energy communities have joined, despite the more complex registration processes involved. This trend indicates a broadening appeal of energy sharing across different residential and organizational structures. 

The article was prepared by the CzechTrade Morocco team.

Source: www.businessinfo.cz