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SICER

Italian School for Renewable Energy Communities

The first course in Italy for anyone who wants to promote a renewable energy community: people able to bring citizens, businesses, administrations and energy companies to the same table.

Residential buildings with solar panels on the roofs

Why a school

Local energy, shared.

A renewable energy community is a group of people, businesses, organisations and administrations that produce, consume and share energy from renewable sources within the same area.

Setting one up takes technical skills, but also the ability to involve the people who live and work in that area. That is why we designed SICER together with sector experts: to see the ecological transition as an opportunity for lasting benefits for communities.

Who it's for

For anyone who wants to start an energy community.

  • Technical staff

    Staff of local authorities and public administrations, and business professionals.

  • Community activators

    Facilitators and social, civic and environmental activists.

  • Citizens

    Anyone who wants to start an energy community in their neighbourhood or town.

  • Small and medium-sized businesses

    Businesses that want to promote an energy community with their municipality or other local businesses.

What you'll learn

From market rules to people.

Online lessons divided into modules, Q&A sessions reserved for participants and an extra module of personalised coaching on your own energy community project. Course participants can get one-to-one consulting on favourable terms.

  • How the energy market works
  • The rules and administrative side of energy communities
  • Funding tools
  • How to involve institutions, businesses and citizens

Who teaches

Hands-on experience.

  • Maria Assunta VitelliEngineer at AzzeroCO2, she coordinates energy community projects, including for the Legambiente and Kyoto Club campaign.
  • Michele GovernatoriEconomist, head of electricity and gas at ECCO, he teaches applied energy economics.

Together with the Rinascimento Green staff.