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Austria Launches Local Green Electricity Initiative for Fast Charging Stations

Raiffeisen Burgenland has launched a network of energy cooperatives in Austria, achieving 100% coverage in Burgenland. This initiative integrates fast charging stations into the cooperatives, utilizing surplus electricity for e-mobility, offering significant savings for cooperative members. The model will expand to other regions by 2025, promoting sustainable and affordable mobility across Austria.
15:00 04.12.2024

E-Mobility Initiative in Burgenland Makes Electric Charging More Affordable and Sustainable

Raiffeisen, ÖAMTC, and Siemens have launched a pioneering e-charging initiative in Burgenland, integrating charging stations into local energy cooperatives to enhance efficiency and sustainability. Members enjoy significant discounts, promoting both e-mobility and local value creation. Plans to expand this model across Austria are set for 2025, emphasizing the crucial role of municipalities in combating climate change.
12:19 03.12.2024

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