Percerto: Your Gateway to Energy Sustainability

Join the energy revolution with Percerto, the first National Renewable Energy Community.
Reduce your costs, improve your design work, create new professional opportunities, enhance sustainability, and discover a new way of experiencing energy.

What is a Renewable Energy Community (CER)?

Renewable Energy Communities (CER) represent an innovative model for producing, sharing, and using renewable energy at a local level.
A CER allows different entities such as private individuals, businesses, non-profit organizations, and public administrations to unite to:

• Produce energy from renewable sources like solar panels, wind turbines, or other clean sources
• Share the produced energy within the community, optimizing local consumption
• Benefit from economic incentives related to emission reduction and the use of renewable sources

Participating in a CER means contributing to a more equitable, solidarity-based, and environmentally respectful energy system.

Why Choose Percerto?

Save and Share

Thanks to our innovative model, you can:

• Significantly reduce energy costs
• Share renewable energy with other community members
• Access guaranteed incentives
• Contribute to environmental sustainability

Professional Growth

For professionals in the sector:

• Access to a national network
• New business opportunities
• Technical and regulatory support
• Advanced management tools

Simplified Management

We take care of everything:

• Legal and administrative procedures
• Technical management
• Incentive distribution
• Community coordination

How Does It Work?

1. Join the Community

   • Simple registration process
   • No change in energy supplier required
   • Flexible participation options

2. Start Producing or Consuming

   • Install new renewable systems
   • Use existing plants
   • Participate as a consumer

3. Receive Benefits

   • Economic incentives
   • Cost reduction
   • Environmental contribution
   • Community support

Who Can Join?

• Private citizens
• Businesses
• Public administrations
• Non-profit organizations
• Energy professionals