Lisbon Solar Charging Cabinet System

all available roofs had PV, the solar electricity produced would represent 95% of the city's electricity consumption in 2016. 4 MW PV installed in Lisbon, of which 23% were licenced under the microgeneration regime, 42% under the mini-generation regime and 35% in the self-consumption regime.

SOLIS will support the development of an inclusive solar community in Lisbon (Portugal)! Lisboa E-Nova, the Energy and Environment Agency of Lisbon, is launching in 2019 SOLIS, the Lisbon Solar Platform 1 (fig. 1).

Educational content and media, including appealing infographics and an animated short-film. Lisboa Cidade Solar® is Lisbon's solar strategy and an integral part of the Sustainable Energy and Climate Action Plan (SECAP), approved by the municipality in June 2018 and subsequently submitted to the Covenant of Mayors3.

4 MW PV installed in Lisbon, of which 23% were licenced under the microgeneration regime, 42% under the mini-generation regime and 35% in the self-consumption regime. The 4 MW PV installed capacity corresponds to 322 systems, of which 78% are microgeneration systems, 3,68 kW being the most common interconnection capacity declared per system.

The lack of widely available and high quality legal, market and technological information about PV in Portugal sets the motivation for uniting in one platform several information layers that are appealingly communicated, while establishing the channels for feedback loops and community participation.

The projects listed for public feedback on the government's consultation portal include two solar-plus-storage sites. Two solar-plus-storage projects are among five planned renewable energy sites whose details have been published for public consultation on the Portuguese Environment Agency's Participa portal.