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REScoop.eu welcomes four new members
REScoop.eu is delighted to welcome four new members to its network! By growing our network, we can further amplify the voices of citizens and their communities in the energy sector. Meet our new members: Malta Cooperative Federation, brupower, Röstånga and DESMI.
Malta Cooperative Federation
The Malta Cooperative Federation was founded in 2012 by cooperative societies operating in diverse sectors of the Maltese economy. The Federation seeks to aid, advance, expand and unite cooperatives in Malta, and helps individuals in setting up their own structure, in line with the 7 ICA principles.
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brupower
brupower is a young energy cooperative active in Brussels, bringing together citizens to invest in renewable energies: all members are co-owners of the production facilities. They aim to allow all residents in Brussels to take control of our energy system and make clean energy accessible to all, to make the transition fair, social and democratic.
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Röstånga energy cooperative
Röstånga energy cooperative was created in 2020 in Sweden to enable local residents to acquire photovoltaic installations, and put in place other renewable and energy efficient energy solutions at an affordable price. The cooperative allows members to bypass intermediaries, reduce costs, and solve planning, purchasing and installation issues.
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DESMI
DESMI is the Greek coalition of energy communities, a network involving citizens who want to build a cleaner, democratic, and socially just energy system. Founded in 2021, DESMI has become a platform for cooperation, education, and the exchange of know-how and good practices, in line with the 7 international cooperative principles. The members jointly plan and implement actions to address challenges, improve legislation, and contribute to the democratisation of the energy sector.
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