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Thuringia celebrates a milestone: The state energy agency ThEGA has trained its 100th guide for electromobility.

Companies benefit from new funding priorities, flexible funding rates and the elimination of mandatory initial consultation.

The new network "Thuringian Idea Factory Future Energies" consists of around 30 participants from Thuringian businesses, science and municipalities.

The Unstrut-Hainich district is taking new approaches to the energy-efficient renovation of its properties and is the first municipality in Thuringia to use energy saving contracting (ESC).

Cooperation agreement concluded with the Ministry of Science and universities: Universities aim to more than halve their CO2 emissions through professional energy management.

Solar power covers almost a quarter of the electricity consumption in the Free State. Around 26,000 new systems were installed in 2024.

Wind energy expansion in Thuringia is only progressing slowly. The outlook for solar power generation is brighter. Thuringia also offers several advantages in energy storage.

From now on, municipalities can also apply for heating subsidies from the KfW bank.

Municipalities, companies, and private individuals can now offer sites for new solar power plants online. This is made possible by an expansion of the Thuringian solar calculator.

Thuringian municipalities can expect to receive funding from the state for municipal heat planning starting in October.