LEG Hindelbank (BE) – Unterwerk Schönbühl
Local solar power, shared fairly with your neighbours – a LEG makes it possible.
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Current status
This is how the LEG LEG Hindelbank (BE) – Unterwerk Schönbühl is developing.
Supply area and LEG potential
This map shows the grid area of the LEG LEG Hindelbank (BE) – Unterwerk Schönbühl as well as the buildings eligible for participation.
As of
18. Oct 2026
Our vision
What if you could sell your solar power directly to your neighbour – on better terms for both sides?
LEG – local electricity community
How it works
- Households with and without solar installations join together
- Electricity is traded directly among each other
- Works via the existing Genossenschaft Elektra, Jegenstorf grid
- Everyone remains a Genossenschaft Elektra, Jegenstorf customer
- 20–40 % discount on grid usage
Further benefits
- In your region around LEG Hindelbank (BE) – Unterwerk Schönbühl
- Economically attractive for all participants
- Battery storage integration possible
- Planning work already in progress
What is a LEG?
Explained in a few minutes: how a local electricity community works.
A LEG benefits everyone involved
Whether you produce or consume solar power – everyone benefits.
For solar installation owners
- Higher remuneration for fed-in electricity
- Lower probability of curtailment
For electricity consumers
- Cheaper local solar power
- Reduced grid costs
For everyone
- Strengthening the community
- Local value creation
Become part of the energy transition in LEG Hindelbank (BE) – Unterwerk Schönbühl
Join your neighbours from LEG Hindelbank (BE) – Unterwerk Schönbühl and use locally produced solar power – shared fairly, with a discount on grid usage.
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