The federal government is pushing ahead with the expansion of electromobility: private households receive a state subsidy for a charging point at their residential building, and social institutions receive one for the purchase of electric cars.
722.Digital expert knowledge: LEG launches new event format “log.in Thüringen”
Date: 2020-10-08
LEG offers new digital events under the label "log.in Thüringen" / A virtual conference room promotes contactless exchange in times of the Corona pandemic
The Ministry of Labour and Migration commissions the Thuringian Agency for Skilled Worker Recruitment (ThAFF) with coordination in accordance with the Skilled Immigration Act (FEG)
ZIPP Care Concepts is redeveloping the site of the former ESDA factory / Groundbreaking ceremony for the first residential building with Thuringia's Minister-President Bodo Ramelow and LEG
The online forum of the Thuringian Agency for Skilled Worker Recruitment (ThAFF), in cooperation with the Thuringian Ministry of Education and the Thuringian Qualification Development Agency, provides companies with data and…
726.Looking beyond the obvious and profitably using new technologies
Date: 2020-09-10
Thuringian Cluster Management is organizing two online events for stakeholders on the topic of innovation as part of "Cross-Cluster Week" / Registration is still possible until September 14th…
Municipalities can submit applications from September 1st. Funding will be provided for model projects that make a significant contribution to reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Interest among Thuringian municipalities in converting their street lighting to energy-saving LED lamps is growing. A spokesperson said that the need for advice has increased in recent years…
The amount of solar power generated annually in Thuringia can supply approximately 660,000 three-person households. Most of the photovoltaic systems are located in the districts of Gotha and Wartburg.
The number of electric cars on Thuringian roads continues to rise. At the beginning of the year, 3,211 electric cars were registered in the state, 1,065 more than in January 2019.
Of the 22 districts and independent cities in Thuringia, the Nordhausen district ranks in the middle, at number 11. The Central German Day of Electromobility will take place on October 3rd in Nordhausen…
Most electric cars are driven in Erfurt and Gotha, and the fewest in Suhl and Hildburghausen. The 2nd Central German Electromobility Day on October 3rd in Nordhausen offers hands-on experience with e-mobility and…
The prize, endowed with 30,000 euros, is awarded to municipalities and companies that have made a significant contribution to climate protection and energy efficiency.