What does Energiegenossenschaft Untermain do?

Citizen energy cooperative in Bavaria's Untermain region developing renewable energy projects including solar, wind, hydro, and district heating with woodchip biomass. Enables local investment from €100 minimum.

Where is Energiegenossenschaft Untermain located?

Energiegenossenschaft Untermain is headquartered in Mönchberg, Germany.

What energy sectors does Energiegenossenschaft Untermain operate in?

Energiegenossenschaft Untermain operates in Solar, Wind, Hydro, Biomass.

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Energiegenossenschaft Untermain

Energiegenossenschaft Untermain eG

Mönchberg, Germany

SolarWindHydroBiomassCo-op

0.8618 MW installed160 tonnes CO₂ avoided/yr

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Energiegenossenschaft Untermain is a co-op headquartered in Mönchberg, Germany specializing in Solar, Wind, Hydro.

Energiegenossenschaft Untermain is a cooperative focused on accelerating renewable energy expansion in the Untermain region and surrounding areas. The organization operates multiple solar photovoltaic installations, a district heating network powered by woodchips from local forests, and participates in wind and hydropower projects. Members benefit from democratic governance with one vote per person regardless of capital contribution. The cooperative works with regional energy suppliers through the Bavariastrom platform to deliver 100% renewable electricity from Bavarian citizen-owned renewable energy facilities. A notable project is the Schmachtenberg district heating network, operational since September 2014, which saves over 160 tonnes of CO2 annually by replacing 60,000 litres of heating oil yearly.

Headquarters

Mönchberg, Germany

Company Type

Co-op