Bioenergiegenossenschaft Kleinseelheim eG

Founded in 2017, Bioenergiegenossenschaft Kleinseelheim eG is a cooperative headquartered in Kirchhain, Germany with approximately 1-10 employees specializing in Biomass, Energy Storage.

Bioenergiegenossenschaft Kleinseelheim eG was a cooperative that designed, developed and operated a district heating network in the village of Kleinseelheim near Kirchhain, Germany. The project used regional biomass from landscape maintenance materials as fuel, providing heating and hot water to approximately 70 buildings starting in 2017. The cooperative also coordinated the installation of a fiber-optic network. Due to financial challenges, the cooperative sold the heating network to EAM Energieplus GmbH in 2020 while retaining ownership of the fiber-optic micro-conduit, which it later sold to Telekom. The cooperative ceased operations in 2021 and was deregistered in February 2025.