When prices rise, the lights stay steady thanks to solar
09-07-2026 07:20 via energy-cities.eu

When prices rise, the lights stay steady thanks to solar

Europe’s energy debate has shifted once again. As geopolitical tensions continue to expose the risks of relying on imported energy, cities are increasingly asking a practical question: how much energy can we produce ourselves? Mediterranean cities are more and more using their solar exposure as a strategic advantage.The municipality of Aradippou (23,000 inhabitants), a pioneer in Cyprus, knows how to make most of the abundant sun. A year ago, we shared how the municipality became the count
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