We give energy — for real

On the roof sits a 72 kW solar park and a ~290 kWh battery. In the middle of the day The Beach runs essentially entirely on its own solar power — what we don't use goes out on the grid to our neighbours, and the battery helps keep the whole power grid in balance, the very precondition for Sweden to build out more renewables. The building is heated with local district heating and was built with extra-insulated walls. That we've invested in solar and battery with a 15–20 year payback says what matters most: we're serious, and we intend to stay.

Around 800 people move here every week, all year round, at every age from 3 to 99. Our club is one of Sweden's largest — 443 members with competition licences (2025), nearly half of them women, and 250 children and youth players. We're the training base for the national team that won Olympic gold. That's public health, community and equality for real — an antidote to sedentary lives and loneliness.