From an energy industry and energy policy perspective, a lot is currently happening in decentralised generation and in the prosuming sector. With its amendment to the Electricity Market Directive, the EU has strengthened the rights of citizens to participate in the energy transition and in Germany, the Solar Package I introduces community building supply, thus taking a major step towards energy sharing. However, for energy sharing to be successful on a large scale, it must above all be uncomplicated and economically viable.Austria and Switzerland are already a few steps ahead of Germany in this respect, which is why we want to discuss the future development of energy sharing: Energy sharing should become as simple as car sharing - where do the countries in the DACH region stand and what else is needed for this?
10:30 am - 10:35 amWelcome & Introduction
Flavia Röhrs, Senior Consultant Decentralized Generation, Association of Energy Market Innovators (bne)
10:35 am - 10:45 amWhat Comes With Solar Package I? Focus on Community Building Energy Supply and the Expected Energy Sharing in Solar Package II
Lisa Badum, Chairwoman of the Committee on Climate Protection and Energy, Member of the Bundestag, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen
10:45 am - 11:30 amPanel Discussion
Lisa Strippchen, Senior Expert Renewable Energies, Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena)
Stefano Coss, Co-founder, ed-energiedigital GmbH
Lisa Badum, Chairwoman of the Committee on Climate Protection and Energy, Member of the Bundestag, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen
Anselma Wörne, COO, Exnaton AG