Let cooperative kilowatt-hours pay for what the village asks for
Solarna Stara placed small cooperative solar plants in Temska and Dojkinci on Stara Planina with Energetska zadruga Elektropionir. First-year revenue bought village doors and a grass trimmer; members decide the next purchases for twenty-five years of shared income.
What you can do
- Study the Solarna Stara results story on Klima 101 before pitching a co-op plant in your village
- Join or contact Elektropionir-style cooperatives and the energy communities portal for Serbian legal pathways
- Propose that your municipality host a public roof for a citizen array with transparent revenue votes
How it works
Citizens and organisations co-finance modest rooftop plants. Sale of electricity returns to a village fund; assemblies pick practical upgrades instead of abstract dividends.
Why it matters
Six kilowatts can feel small on a grid chart and huge when they buy the door everyone needed.
Source & repost
Shared here so you can get inspired or find action already happening near you. Solarpunker does not own or organise it.
Source: Klima 101: Solarna Stara results.

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