Breaking: Groß-Eichen Companies Unite for Enhanced CO2 Balance through Fairnetz
Gross-Eichen/Vogelsberg – In a groundbreaking move towards climate action, 21 companies in Groß-Eichen gathered for the fifth meeting of the Fairnetz company network, an initiative of the climate land. This event, held on the premises of Philippi Reisen and Philippi Nahverkehr, saw over fifty guests coming together to share insights and strategies on reducing their carbon footprint.
Networking for a Sustainable Future
The Fairnetz network, founded with the mission to involve all sectors of society in climate protection, has already enlisted 32 companies. The meeting in Groß-Eichen was organized by Marlen and Mark Philippi, who emphasized the importance of collective efforts in climate action. The evening was filled with inspiring lectures and discussions, focusing on transitioning to e-mobility and leveraging AI technologies to enhance sustainability.
Highlighting Success Stories and Future Plans
Dr. Thorsten Reichel, the first chairman of Klimafairein and managing director of Stadtwerke Bad Nauheim, shared his company’s experiences with e-mobility. He also discussed the upcoming autumn planting initiatives and the association’s participation in the climate education landscape Vogelsberg. Reichel invited companies to get involved in these projects, highlighting the importance of community engagement in achieving climate goals.
Three companies presented their CO2 reduction efforts through a “Speed Pitch” session, providing a platform for exchange and inspiration among participants. Niklas Buhl from Stadtwerke Gießen reported a 27% savings in heating costs using AI-controlled systems. Sparkasse Oberhessen aims to become climate-neutral by 2035 through building renovations, expanding e-charging infrastructure, and process digitization. TNL Umweltplanung reduced CO2 emissions per employee by 24% through renewable energy use and efficient home office concepts.
Appreciating Commitment and Looking Ahead
The event also recognized the contributions of local foresters and tree planters, emphasizing the collaborative efforts between Klimafairein and the community. The evening concluded with a diverse exchange over dinner, reinforcing the spirit of cooperation and innovation.
The next Fairnetz meeting is scheduled for October at Sparkasse Grünberg. For more information about Klimafairein, visit their website at www.klimafairein.de.
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