Article 15a 4.

are entitled to have the shared electricity injected into the grid deducted from their total metered consumption within a time interval no longer than the imbalance settlement period and without prejudice to applicable non-discriminatory taxes, levies and cost-reflective network charges;

benefit from all consumer rights and obligations as final customers under this Directive;

are not required to comply with supplier obligations, where renewable energy is shared between households with an installed capacity up to 10,8  kW for single households and up to 50 kW for multi-apartment blocks;

have access to voluntary template contracts with fair and transparent terms and conditions for energy sharing agreements;

in the event of a conflict arising from an energy-sharing agreement, have access to out-of-court dispute settlement with other participants in the energy sharing agreement in accordance with Article 26;

are not subject to unfair and discriminatory treatment by market participants or their balance responsible parties;

are informed of the possibility of changes in bidding zones in accordance with Article 14 of Regulation (EU) 2019/943 and of the fact that the right to share renewable energy is restricted in accordance with paragraph 1 of this Article;

notify energy sharing arrangements to the relevant system operators and market participants, including the relevant suppliers either directly or through an energy sharing organiser.

in the case of single households, the threshold may be increased up to 30 kW;

in the case of multi-apartment blocks the threshold may be increased up to 100 kW or, in the case of duly justified specific circumstances due to a reduced average size of multi-apartment blocks, decreased to a minimum of 40 kW.