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Community Energy ZAspot

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Affordable electricity sharing between community members without changing your supplier.

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Shared since inception

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How sharing works

Simple principle — producer generates, overflows are shared, consumer saves.

1

Producer generates

The photovoltaic plant (PV) generates electricity. What you consume yourself is yours. Overflows go to the grid.

2

Overflows are shared

Overflows from the producer are automatically allocated to community members through the distribution company (EDC).

3

Consumer saves

The consumer pays only the energy component for shared electricity (cheaper than from the supplier) and saves on energy costs.

Principle of electricity sharing

Electricity price consists of multiple components: energy component (the actual energy), distribution fees, taxes and other regulated charges.

When sharing within an energy community, you pay only the energy component for shared electricity — distribution fees and taxes remain the same as with your current supplier.

This means you can save on the most expensive part of your electricity bill without having to change your supplier.

Save up to 50% on the energy component

Pricing

Producer reward

1.50 CZK / kWh

Consumer price

1.50 CZK / kWh + up to 0.30 CZK fee

The producer receives a reward for every shared kWh. The consumer pays the energy component + an administrative sharing fee.

Why community energy?

Energy savings

You pay only the energy component for shared electricity. No hidden fees.

No supplier change

You stay with your current electricity supplier. Sharing works in parallel.

Green energy

You share electricity from renewable sources — photovoltaics. You reduce your carbon footprint.

Transparent accounting

Clear billing and statistics in your dashboard. You see how much you save.

Frequently asked questions

Join the energy community

Fill in the application and start sharing electricity today.