Austria

Energie Steiermark and Enery Development are revolutionizing green energy near Graz with a groundbreaking agri-PV facility, powering 6,000 homes while championing sustainability and sheep farming!

Energiequelle GmbH partners with Brandpower Windkraft to boost Austria's renewable energy ambitions, marking a significant step toward a sustainable future by 2030 and climate neutrality by 2040.

Austria's solar sector shines bright in 2023, tripling installations to 2.6 GWp. With ambitious goals for 100% renewable energy, government support is key for continued success.

Revolutionary flexible solar cells for energy-autonomous drones developed by researchers at Johannes Kepler University Linz. Lightweight, stable, and efficient.

Austria's EUR 150 million investment grants in 2024 will boost renewable energy, with a focus on solar systems. Join the green energy revolution now!

Trilantic Europe takes majority stake in Aerocompact Group, boosting international growth and potential acquisitions. Founder Mathias Muther retains 40% ownership. Approval pending.

Gas storage operator RAG Austria AG has put into operation a demonstration project in Upper Austria that stores green hydrogen in a natural gas underground reservoir.

Vienna-based renewable energy manufacturer ImWind Erneuerbare Energie GmbH has prepared EUR 100 million (USD 108.79 m) in funding from loan provider Raiffeisenlandesbank Niederoesterreich-Wien to support the building and construction of wind as well as solar energy plants in Austria.

In case there are no hold-ups, the building and construction of the Chirpan solar energy plant in Bulgaria can start this year. The 160 MW project is owned by Enery from Austria. It would currently be the biggest in the nation.

The 24MW project is among the biggest in Europe

German solar programmer Goldbeck Solar has been awarded a contract to develop two solar photovoltaic (PV) parks in Austria with a combined capacity of 42 MWp.

Austria's Fronius International GmbH plans to additional greatly boost the production capacity of its "Solar Energy" company unit for solar inverters as well as various other PV components.

Austrian power company Energie Steiermark has actually put into operation a 17.2-MW solar park in the south of the Alpine country as part of a technique for massive solar development in the coming years.

Austrian specialty chemicals maker Borealis AG is establishing a 4.7-MWp solar photovoltaic or pv (PV) system to power its production site in a town near the capital Vienna.

A device of German renewables business BayWa r.e. AG and Austrian power manufacturer EVN AG (VIE: EVN) are constructing a 24.5-MWp floating solar photovoltaic or pv (PV) farm on an artificial lake in northeast Austria.