Energy Sharing with a fresh new look

Share local solar power. Reduce costs. Get more out of your energy.

The future of local energy supply begins now.

With Energy Sharing, locally generated electricity is used where it’s needed—shared among multiple buildings and participants. This allows you to increase the self-consumption of your solar power systems, reduce grid consumption, and create economic value for everyone involved.

With the new legal framework in place, energy sharing has become a reality in Germany. neugemacht helps you set up your energy-sharing community easily, securely, and professionally.

What is Energy Sharing?

Energy Sharing allows multiple buildings or participants to share locally generated electricity—for example, from photovoltaic systems.

Typical participants include:

  • Housing Companies and Homeowners’ Associations
  • Apartment Buildings and Neighborhoods
  • Commercial and Industrial Companies
  • Municipalities
  • Operators of photovoltaic systems and battery storage systems

 

The goal: More self-consumption. Less electricity fed into the grid. Greater cost-effectiveness.

Your Benefits

For Building Owners

  • Greater Efficiency for Your PV Systems
  • Additional Revenue from Local Electricity Consumption
  • More Attractive Real Estate
  • Future-Proof Energy Concepts

For Tenants and Businesses

  • Cheaper, locally generated electricity
  • Transparent Overview of Usage and Costs
  • Digital Billing
  • Sustainable Energy Supply

For everyone involved

  • Higher self-consumption rate
  • Local Value Creation
  • Contribution to the Energy Transition
  • Reducing the Load on the Power Grids
  • Flexible Expansion of the Community

 

neugemacht will handle the entire implementation.

As an experienced metering point operator and platform provider, neugemacht handles the technical and operational management of your energy-sharing community.

Our Services:

  • Smart Metering and Intelligent Metering Operations
  • Support regarding the measurement concept
  • Integration of all participants and generation facilities
  • Market Communication with Grid Operators and Suppliers
  • Visualization Portal for All Participants
  • Automated Billing for Locally Shared Electricity
  • Digital Invoicing
  • Optional: Integration of external systems via interfaces

 

Everything under one roof—from planning to day-to-day operations.