LEG Thüringen is creating new real estate for investors as well as a high quality of life in the Erfurt Brühl city district for companies and families.
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Insights, background information and stories from the work of LEG Thüringen.
ThEGA trains energy consultants in municipal companies. This enables them to save energy, costs and CO2 emissions, and to utilize all potential for energy savings and climate protection.
International business contacts for Thuringian companies and expansion of research cooperation through delegation trips
![Model "smood - smart neighborhood"](/fileadmin/_processed_/4/8/csm_header_erfolgsgeschichte_thcm_smood_1920x800px_4ba19bec00.jpg "Model "smood - smart neighborhood"")
LEG supports investors and companies in urban redevelopment through the international presentation of energy-saving concepts for climate neutrality and energy efficiency.
Development of a sustainable, integrated urban development concept for the town of Zeulenroda-Triebes in the rural area of Thuringia
Interview with Ines Fuchs, branch manager of ELMUG eG
The cluster for electronics, measurement and device technology brings companies together, promotes innovation, and creates a platform for exchange and cooperation. We discuss why membership is worthwhile, current topics, and what the future holds in this interview.
The new factsheet from the monitoring of the Regional Innovation Strategy (RIS Thuringia) shows which research and development (R&D) projects companies, universities and research institutions in the Free State initiated in 2023 and 2024, which topics were the focus and which funding was available at the state, federal and EU levels…
From the Mechanical Engineering Day to high-tech projects like EMProBio: The Thuringian Center for Mechanical Engineering connects business and science, drives digitalization, automation and sustainability – and makes companies fit for the future.
Following the implementation of consistent conversion measures, the former military site has been transformed into an attractive industrial area on the northeastern outskirts of Altenburg.
A conversation with Dr. Bernd Grünler, board member and managing director, and Sabrina Hauspurg, head of the Biomaterials division, about opportunities, challenges and the role of Thuringia in the bioeconomy.
