Clef is a citizen-owned cooperative founded in 2008 that develops and finances renewable energy projects in Belgium. It produces clean energy from wind, solar, biomass, and hydro sources while promoting community engagement in energy transition.

Where is Clef located?

Clef is headquartered in Belgium.

What energy sectors does Clef operate in?

Clef operates in Solar, Wind, Biomass, Hydro.

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Clef

Coopérative pour les Energies du Futur

Belgium

SolarWindBiomassHydroCo-op

Founded 2008

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Founded in 2008, Clef is a co-op headquartered in Belgium specializing in Solar, Wind, Biomass.

Clef (Coopérative pour les Energies du Futur) operates as a citizen cooperative dedicated to renewable energy production and local energy sovereignty. Since 2008, the organization has been developing renewable energy projects involving residents, municipalities, and local enterprises. Members can invest from €250 and participate in projects producing green energy from wind, solar, biomass, and water sources. The cooperative also operates COCITER, an electricity supplier providing access to clean energy produced within the Hainaut region. Clef emphasizes socially just energy transition, community education, and local economic benefits alongside environmental objectives.

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Headquarters

Belgium

Founded

2008

Company Type

Co-op