What is energy self-production?
Energy self-production happens when the consumer invests in the generation of its own energy, either by purchasing or building power plants. In this way, it is able to use the energy generated to meet its total or partial demand.
This production can be carried out in two ways:
Location
Also called in situ or contiguous, this solution occurs when the generating center is located in the same place where the energy is consumed. Furthermore, there is no need to transport the electrical power.
Remote
When energy is produced in a different location than consumption. In this case, it is common to build wind or solar farms. Likewise, it is necessary to use the service of the local distributor to transport the energy to the consumer unit.
