Can I Share My Surplus Electricity?
Yes, sharing is one of the paths for surplus, usually inside a renewable energy community. It is allowed only in the way the law and the community’s rules describe.
- Official source
- Sharing surplus electricity
- Source language
- Albanian
- TradingDesk explanation
- English
Why it matters
Surplus is the electricity you produce and do not use. Sharing means that surplus is counted for other members, instead of only flowing out as an unplanned export.
How it works
The organised place for that in this Wiki is the renewable energy community. You do not share by simply agreeing with a neighbour, unless that agreement sits inside the legal form the act allows.
Start with “What is a renewable energy community?”, then the page on how sharing works. The official limits are in Law 24/2023 and any later decision. They are not restated here as if they were a form you can fill in from this screen.
Key rules / parameters
| Item | Detail |
|---|---|
| What you share | Electricity you produced and did not consume |
| Usual path | A renewable energy community (KER) |
| Not enough | A private promise, with no legal form and no metering |
| Read next | Law 24/2023, then the joining page on this Wiki |
TradingDesk context
Sharing is a participation choice. It becomes an operational schedule only if the community, or a member, also has a market position.
- Source authority
- Source: Republic of Albania
- Publication date
- 2023-03-23
- Official title
- Ligji nr. 24/2023, datë 23.3.2023, për energjinë e rinovueshme
- Source language
- Albanian
- Last updated
- 2026-09-30
- Official source
ligj_nr._24_dt._23.3.2023.pdf
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