Jenever Museum Hasselt

56 cooperative solar panels on the historic Jenever Museum in Hasselt, installed in spring 2025. The installation produces approximately 20,700 kWh annually (equivalent to the electricity consumption of 6 Flemish households) and thus saves nearly 5 tons of CO₂ per year.

The project demonstrates how heritage preservation and sustainability go hand in hand. Through Bronsgroen, Hasselt residents can become co-owners, ensuring that both the generated electricity and financial returns remain within the community.

The Jenever Museum is part of a broader initiative for the city of Hasselt, with a total of 160 solar panels and 75 kWp capacity on multiple municipal buildings, generating 65,000 kWh annually and saving approximately 14.5 tons of CO₂. Entirely financed with citizen capital.