Aquathermal energy is a sustainable way of heating and cooling buildings by extracting heat or cold from water surfaces, such as rivers, lakes or the sea. This energy source can play an important role in the energy transition.
Looking for inspiration for your own aquathermal energy project? In this interactive map, you can find examples of energy communities from all over Europe providing heat services to their members.
Citizens’ renewable energy cooperative that unites citizens in their pursuit of a sustainable and climate-neutral society, through direct participation.
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Energy community that operates a pellet factory that processes residual biomass into 1,200 tons of pellets annually. It also uses residual coffe grounds to produce pellets.
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ZuidtrAnt is a local energy cooperative from the southern region of the city of Antwerp (Belgium) that invests in renewable energy projects.
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Citizen energy cooperative from East Flanders that produces sustainable energy.
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Energy community that covers half of the energy needs of the village of Orexa with solar production.
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Citizen energy cooperative that invests in renewable and energy saving measures.
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