Energieversorgung Mainhardt Wüstenrot

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Founded in 2009, Energieversorgung Mainhardt Wüstenrot is a co-op headquartered in Mainhardt, Germany specializing in Solar, Wind, Biomass.

Energieversorgung Mainhardt Wüstenrot (emw) is a municipally-owned cooperative founded in 2009 by the communities of Mainhardt and Wüstenrot in Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Each municipality holds 26.2% ownership, with Stadtwerke Schwäbisch Hall as a competent partner. The company operates the electricity networks in both communities and supplies renewable and low-carbon energy. Electricity generation is split between regenerative sources (photovoltaic, biomass, wind, and hydroelectric facilities producing 50% of supply) and efficient combined heat and power plants (50%). The company emphasizes regional energy independence from large energy corporations, fair pricing, and personal customer service. Services include electricity supply (EMW Ökostrom tariff), heating services, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure through partnerships with Stadtwerke Schwäbisch Hall.