How does citizen investment contribute to improving the impact of the energy transition?
The energy transition is not just a matter of installed megawatts. It is also a question about who participates, who benefits, and how the value generated by renewable projects in the territory is distributed.
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A debate that defines the future of the sector
What role can citizens play in renewable energy generation is one of the most relevant—and least answered—questions of the energy transition.
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Standards of social and territorial excellence
More and more regulatory frameworks are betting on rewarding projects that demonstrate real positive impact in the territory. We analyze what criteria are being valued and where regulation is heading.
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Shared benefit with the community
The territories that host renewable projects need to be able to participate in their benefits. The question is how to do it fairly.
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Participatory financing as a lever
Citizen co-investment stands out as an equitable mechanism that does not create disadvantages between business models and has already proven results.
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The role of citizens in the transition
Beyond installing panels or turbines, the energy transition needs people to be able to actively participate in the projects that transform their environment.
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What will you find in the insight?
A rigorous analysis of citizen investment
Regulatory context
Mechanism comparison
Success stories
Impact data
Proposals for debate
Future vision
“Citizen investment is the most powerful tool we have to ensure that the energy transition leaves no one behind.”
Nacho Bautista, CEO of Fundeen
Voices already part of it
People who decided to participate in the energy transition through Fundeen.
Fundeen investor
Guillermo Bezzina
Fundeen Investor
Noé Bernat