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What drives us

We not only want to offer good jobs for our employees, but also set the stage for groundbreaking change. Our declared aim is to drive forward the energy transition and thus counteract climate change. By focussing on renewable energy sources, we are expanding the range of alternatives to fossil fuels and thus making a significant contribution to reducing the ecological footprint, both locally and globally.

Our mission also includes securing the local energy supply. Our advanced technologies help to generate and provide cost-effective and CO₂-neutral electricity at a local level. This not only serves to reduce dependence on external fossil fuel imports, but also decouples energy prices from volatile developments on the global market.

Another key concern is the creation of added value locally. Here, we pursue an approach that aims to strengthen the local economy, particularly in rural areas. By implementing innovative green technologies, we are revitalising regions that are characterised by agriculture without compromising their natural character. Instead of exporting generated electricity, we use it directly on-site. Local landowners benefit by purchasing or leasing land, while new infrastructure creates well-paid jobs and generates additional business tax revenue.

The participation of the local population is crucial to ensure the actual creation of value. Transparency and acceptance are the cornerstones of our approach. With this in mind, we are actively committed to involving the local community in our projects and, where appropriate, involving them financially.

Our understanding of sustainability

In a world where sustainability is often a challenge, we try to ensure that we do our very best every day.

Our destinctive mark: The core of our work is ecologically valuable per se, always in harmony with the climate, biodiversity and agriculture. With our green technology of the future, we are steaming greenhouse gas emissions and conjuring up a completely green cycle.

But our pursuit of sustainability does not stop here, we have even more in store:

We are also battling the climate crisis internally and are trying to do our bit. Even small gestures can have a big impact. For example, we make sure we buy vegan, fair-trade products, scour the internet in an environmentally friendly way and reduce digital data waste. Green mobility? That too: where possible, we cycle, use public transport and hybrid cars. We have committed ourselves to optimizing our internal processes step by step in the direction of sustainability. We are driven by an African proverb:

“If in many small places many small people do many small things, the face of our earth will change.”