We support all types of Energy Communities in their planning, implementation, and management.

• Study and design of all types of Energy Communities from a technical, social, economic, and legal perspective. The objective is to define the main features of the Community and ensure its viability when starting the project, and also to define the roadmap to be implemented.
• Advice and support in the implementation phase to ensure effective implementation and the success of the project. This support is provided in all areas of the Community: technical, legal, administrative, economic, and citizen outreach. We guide the Community through all steps, handle all necessary procedures and documents, set deadlines for each task, and ensure the launch of the Community within the planned timeframe.
• Administrative, financial, and energy management of the Energy Communities: membership registration and cancellation, inquiries and incidents, monitoring internal meetings, income and payment tracking, and monitoring of deployed resources (such as photovoltaic installations, monitoring platforms, or sustainable mobility), six-monthly savings reports, study and proposal of new actions, etc.

KM0 Energy, as a distributed solar park developer, offers its services to develop the entire process of promoting the solar park until the construction phase. We take care of conducting a project feasibility study, designing the solar park, applying for the connection point and the necessary prior and construction administrative authorisation, the documentation associated with both applications and all the necessary procedures to bring the land to the point of being ready for solar park construction (Ready to Build).

We draft Local Energy Transition Plans that encompass the objectives associated with climate change mitigation for municipalities, especially those focused on the energy sector, and just transition. Measures are proposed to achieve a minimum 55% reduction in emissions by the year 2030.

We perform energy monitoring tasks to control costs, assess savings from energy efficiency actions taken, and identify abnormal consumption patterns. We monitor energy bills and consumption using energy monitoring equipment or the utility meter itself. Additionally, if there is a photovoltaic solar installation, we monitor the system’s energy balance and the associated economic and emissions savings.

We identify flexible loads in facilities and quantify the flexible power for subsequent analysis of the technical and economic viability of participating in the Balance Markets operated by the Electricity System Operator (REE).