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From February 3, 2024, we'll bring a new lease of life to the Stendal, Havelberg, Genthin, and Tangermünde region. Whether you're traveling for leisure, commuting to work, or connecting to a larger city – the PlusBus makes it all possible hourly, comfortably, and…

Significant improvements have been in place since January 1st for passengers traveling between Lohr and Karlstadt and Würzburg, or vice versa. The new bus route 613 runs along the left bank of the Main River via Wiesenfeld, Laudenbach, and…

In total, the Thuringian State Energy Agency recorded more than 21,700 new solar power plants that went into operation in 2023.

An integrated timetable is intended to bring the lines closer together at certain times in order to create attractive connections for citizens.

From February 1st, there will be significant changes to bus services in the northern Kaiserstuhl and northern Breisgau regions. Forchheim, Wyhl, and Weisweil will then also be connected to the public transport network on an hourly basis.

In 2023, more photovoltaic systems were built in Thuringia than ever before.

Solar energy is booming, wind energy is stagnating: In 2023, 21,762 new PV systems went into operation, but only six wind turbines.

Fewer expensive and environmentally damaging car journeys, more trips by bus, train and bicycle. Brandenburg now intends to finally implement the transport revolution that was already cancelled in the autumn. Instead of new roads, more cycle paths will be built in the future.

Thuringia has long been one of the most innovative locations for battery technology in Europe. On the path to optimized e-mobility, the Free State is now laying further foundations for future storage solutions.

A Thuringian company is making an important contribution to the car battery of the future: IBU-tec Advanced Materials from Weimar has now launched a novel cathode material for sodium-ion batteries. Following…