The ceiling for individual self-consumption
A single house rarely consumes exactly when it produces. Even well equipped, it quickly reaches a economic ceiling. As soon as we pool several consumption profiles, local production finds more easily taken on site.
Why the collective changes the calculation
In a building or neighborhood, there is almost always someone who consumes: elevators, common areas, water heater, offices, apartments, businesses. Solar power then becomes not only a roof affair, but a matter of intelligent distribution. This is what makes the RCP and local community models so powerful.
The subject 2026: better use of local energy
As feed-in rates sometimes remain modest, local sharing increases in value. For a owner of a building, this changes the logic of investment: we no longer seek only to produce, but to organize local consumption in a clean, transparent and compliant manner.