When does the WebSeminar take place?

The WebSeminar takes place on Thursday, October 22, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

Where is the event held?

The event will be offered as an online WebSeminar and is related to the Starnberg district.

What topics does the WebSeminar cover?

Topics include energy-sharing models, their functioning, practical possibilities, hurdles, limits, as well as legal prerequisites and requirements.

Who is the event suitable for?

The WebSeminar is aimed at those interested in photovoltaic systems, renewable energies, local electricity communities, and energy transition.

What is the cost of participation?

A binding ticket price is not specified in the available event information.

Sharing Solar Power Together: This WebSeminar Shows Paths to the Energy Future

Name: WebSeminar: "Energy Sharing – Sharing PV Energy"
Start: 2026-10-22T18:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-22T20:00:00+02:00
Location: Online-WebSeminar

Energy Sharing: How Shared Solar Power Advances the Energy Transition

Generating, using, and sharing solar power together: The WebSeminar "Energy Sharing – Sharing PV Energy" on October 22, 2026, demonstrates the opportunities in community electricity models. From 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, interested parties in the Starnberg district will gain practical insights into a forward-looking topic of regional energy transition.

Using Solar Energy Together

A photovoltaic system on one’s own roof initially supplies their own household. But what happens with excess electricity when neighbors, homeowner associations, or local initiatives want to use it together? This is where Energy Sharing comes in. The WebSeminar highlights how community models work and what opportunities arise for a more locally organized energy supply.

Practical Knowledge on Models, Opportunities, and Limits

The focus is on practical sharing models, their functioning, and the prerequisites for successful implementation. The event addresses what organizational steps play a role in event management of the energy transition and in the planning of such projects. Obstacles and limits will also be considered objectively.

Legal Framework Explained Clearly

Energy Sharing operates between technical implementation, economic interests, and legal requirements. Therefore, the WebSeminar also addresses the legal prerequisites and current framework conditions. Participants will receive guidance on which models appear realistic and which aspects deserve special attention in community PV projects.

Who Should Attend?

The online format targets individuals interested in photovoltaic systems, renewable energies, and local electricity communities. It is aimed at private PV system owners, engaged citizens, municipalities, initiatives, and anyone wanting to better understand the development of climate-friendly energy supply. The clear targeting combines fundamentals with practical questions.

Conclusion

The WebSeminar provides a concentrated overview of Energy Sharing, community photovoltaics, and the legal frameworks of electricity sharing. Those who want to know how solar energy can be used beyond their own household will experience an informative online event with regional relevance. Mark the date now and actively think about the energy transition in the Starnberg district.