Guide on division of roles in the development of locally owned solar parks and wind turbines

Thanks to the Dutch Climate Agreement, solar parks and windmills owned by just one developer are a thing of the past. Now projects will be owned as much as possible by the local community. This requires all kinds of parties to work together: local energy cooperatives, landowners, energy suppliers and/or other market parties. But that is often easier said than done.

The document ‘Division of roles in the development of locally owned solar parks and wind turbines’ helps you discuss a clear division of roles and determine the role you want to play in the development of a locally owned solar or wind project. It includes an overview of the key questions for dividing roles and the development of two examples: the division of roles in a 100% locally owned project and the division of roles in a project with mixed ownership.