Residual electricity supply is on its way to becoming the dominant commodity supply form in the utility business. At the same time, new energy industry legislation is creating the framework for new business models. We asked ourselves: Where are business models heading? Which models will scale — and when will the market be ready for them? Based on this, we developed a trend barometer intended to serve as a discussion guide for setting the right course within the company at an early stage.
What was just a dream on paper in December 2024 now stands as a 24.8 kWp system on the roof of Colegio Fervan Campestre. For an entire school year, teachers, students and the freEnergy team together brought a curriculum to life that turned solar energy from the lesson plan into reality. Here is their experience report – from the perspective of those who made it happen.
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An invitation to discuss: The energy market has entered its next phase. The transformation of business models through the full integration of renewables.
“Off to Bogotá” was the motto in January 2025. In workshops with the teachers and the PV project group, we were able to further refine the details of our approach.
Colegio Fervan is a private school founded in 1981 in Bogotá, Colombia. Interested to learn more about the school?
The Photovoltaic Project at Colegio Fervan in Colombia is backed by many supporters. Here, we present the core team behind the initiative.
Following the initial coordination and the development of a shared vision and short-term goals, the German part of the project team (Photo) worked on the initial documents.
We are grateful to have successfully completed our first joint project. Sincere thanks to all the donors of the 1,146 trees.