Project overview
Boosting urban solar revolution for Central Europe
A wider use of solar energy in urban areas is often hindered by insufficient policy frameworks that lead to administrative, technological, and financial barriers. The Solar4CE-Cities project helps cities to change this by promoting the prosumption approach. Prosumers are citizens or entities that not only consume but also produce renewable energy and thus contribute to decarbonise their communities. The partners assess existing prosumer schemes, create new business models, pilot prosumer communities, and involve stakeholders to increase solar energy adoption in cities.
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1,39m €
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Project Budget
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80%
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of the Budget is funded by ERDF
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5
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Countries
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5
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Regions
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5
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Partners
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1
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Pilots
Duration
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Project progress
Project partnership
Project partners
Lead partner
Municipality of Budapest
Department for Climate and Environmental Affairs, Department for Public Procurement and Project Management
Project partner
EU Funding Office
Energy & Climate
Institute of Energy Systems and Electrical Drive – Energy Economics Group
Roadmap
News
Events
Pilot actions
Outputs
Solar4CE-Cities Handbook
Transnational Solar4CE-Cities Strategy
City-level Action Plans
Project documents
EU Policy Scoping Study on Collective Prosumerism - D. 1.2.1.
Solar4CE-Cities
Priority 2: Cooperating for a greener central Europe
SO 2.1: Supporting the energy transition to a climate-neutral central Europe
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