
Every kWh exported costs you money. With Local Energy Communities (LEG) and Virtual Associations for Self-Consumption (vZEV), Swiss municipalities share solar energy between buildings—and avoid losing thousands each year. Over 50 municipalities already work with UpGrid.
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Read first: our free guide shows how municipalities save thousands annually with LEG and vZEV.
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Three steps—we handle setup, compliance, and monitoring. No installation, no disruption to operations.
A 15-minute call with no commitment. Share your municipality's energy goals—we'll assess whether LEG or vZEV is a fit.
Zero work for your team. We handle setup, compliance, and integration with existing systems.
Monitor how much solar energy stays local. See real-time data on energy shared between buildings.
Protect your municipality from grid price swings and keep energy costs local.
Local consumption instead of grid rates—most municipalities see ROI within 12–18 months.
Unite residents around shared energy goals and make the energy transition visible.
Meet sustainability goals while cutting costs.

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One Swiss municipality cut costs by 30%—with LEG and vZEV.

0 kWh shared between buildings
Excess solar energy sold to grid at low rates. Money lost on every kWh exported.

Increase in solar production year-over-year (2024 → 2025)
Sites actively tracking energy consumption and production
Continuous data tracking and monitoring since December 2021
212,159 kWh shared annually
100% of solar production consumed locally. Lower costs, less grid dependence.
Peak monthly production achieved in August 2025