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Energiegenossenschaft Fünfseenland eG

Starnberg, Germany

SolarWindBiomassGeothermalCo-op
Founded 201110-50 employees

About

Founded in 2011, Energiegenossenschaft Fünfseenland eG is a co-op headquartered in Starnberg, Germany with approximately 10-50 employees specializing in Solar, Wind, Biomass.

Energiegenossenschaft Fünfseenland (EGF) is a cooperative dedicated to advancing the energy transition in the Starnberg-Ammersee region through citizen participation and shared investment. Since 2011, EGF has realized over 15 projects spanning solar, wind, and thermal energy sectors. The cooperative enables private households, municipalities, and businesses to invest in and benefit from locally-generated renewable energy, eliminating reliance on fossil fuel imports while strengthening regional economic value. EGF offers comprehensive services including project development, financing models (such as smartPacht for municipal rooftops), energy consulting, and citizen engagement. Key projects include the citizen wind farm Forstenrieder Park (under construction as of early 2026) and distributed solar installations on public buildings across the region. EGF also provides the RESA regional electricity tariff, guaranteeing 100% renewable energy sourced locally. The cooperative operates on principles of partnership, transparency, trust, fairness, and responsibility.

Citizen energyCommunity renewableCooperativeRegional energyClimate actionEnergy transition

Headquarters

Starnberg, Germany

Founded

2011

Employees

10-50

Company Type

Co-op

Business Models

Co-opB2CB2B

Value Chain

DevelopmentFinancingO&MRetailCommunity EngagementConsulting

Service Regions

Starnberg, Ammersee region, Five Lakes region

Projects

Forstenrieder Park Wind Farm

Seefeld District Heating Network

Herrsching Public Building Solar

Wörthsee Public Building Solar

Tutzing Public Building Solar

Berg Public Building Solar

Hechendorf Public Building Solar

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