Solar communities
When the sun comes out
Four protagonists. Four ways to tackle the day. And an energy that connects them. The energy of the Sun.
When the sun comes out is the story of four people, Natalia, Faustino, Manuel, and Alfonso, whose lives are connected thanks to the solar communities in the region of El Condado in Jaén.
We have developed a collective, self-consumption project in the localities of this area in collaboration with public institutions. These institutions provide the roofs of schools, health centers, etc. for the installation of solar panels. Thanks to them, the energy they produce "travels" to nearby homes and businesses where neighbors can use it without having to make any additional installations.
An initiative that helps our neighbors to save and consume in a sustainable way, and will help us to become a net zero emissions company by 2050 and meet our decarbonization targets, while at the same time contributing to a more sustainable and responsible energy consumption model.
Natalia's school, a solar community
Natalia likes nature and believes it is important to take care of the planet. At her school, they do this by sharing renewable energy with their neighbors. Discover her story.
Shared energy to connect an entire village
Faustino enjoys renewable energy together with his neighbors thanks to the solar panels installed on the roof of the retirement home.
The benefits of connecting to a solar community
Manuel and his family are connected to a solar community because of the savings and because they believe that respecting the environment is everyone's responsibility.
Power generation distributed by and for the people
Alfonso is an expert in solar energy and believes that its use in everyday life is a great alternative for homes and businesses.
