HSB Skåne rental property on Luzernvägen in Lund with 56 apartments and a co-living house, planned for EnergyNet-based local energy sharing.
Ärtan is an HSB Skåne rental property on Luzernvägen in Lund. Buildings date from the 1950s and 1990s and hold 56 apartments, plus a co-living house from HSB Skåne’s Copartment concept with 18 rooms and shared spaces.
The property is planned as an EnergyNet site. Details on scope, timeline and partners are still to be confirmed by the editors.
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280 apartments on Väster in Lund connected into a shared internal LKF grid where properties share locally produced and stored electricity.
LKF’s existing residential area Spjället/Pottungen on Väster in Lund is the first neighbourhood-scale EnergyNet. Around 280 individual electricity subscriptions are replaced by a shared internal grid owned by LKF, in which the properties share solar production and battery storage locally.
The system combines rooftop solar, battery storage and an internal DC network with energy routers that, like the internet, direct, distribute and store energy between properties according to rules set by the energy community. Surplus is used where it does most good and load on the overlying grid is reduced.
Excavation started in February 2026. Kraftringen handles grid connection and evaluation; ViaEuropa supplies the EnergyNet technology.
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New district in Örebro where property owners reduce, produce, store and share energy in a shared local system, with legal approval for sharing between properties.
Tamarinden in Sörbyängen, Örebro, is a new district built as a prototype for climate-smart neighbourhoods. The property owners jointly reduce, produce, store and share energy in a local energy system with two internal networks for electricity and heat, solar hybrids, batteries, wastewater heat recovery and geostorage.
The Swedish Energy Markets Inspectorate has granted permission for local energy sharing between the properties. Preliminary studies indicate around 30 percent energy savings and a 50 percent reduction in power demand.
The energy sharing collaboration in Tamarinden involves ÖBO, Tornet and CapMan’s residential fund, alongside Örebro municipality and other developers in the district.
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