In the Green Energy Lab, we are already bringing new ideas for a sustainable energy future to life today.
Green Energy Lab
Austria’s largest innovation laboratory for a sustainable energy future
The Green Energy Lab is a contact point for all companies and institutions that contribute to the energy transition with innovative ideas. Using the solutions developed in our showcase region, we demonstrate how a sustainable energy system works. With our network of over 350 partners, we drive forward new solutions, be it in the exchange of ideas, the development of new technologies or the testing of innovative business models. Join in now!
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More InformationOur projects
At the Green Energy Lab, we don’t wait for the future to simply happen. This is where we bring new ideas to life today. We pool research results and create tangible building blocks for the future of energy with our flagship projects.
AbSolut
Integration of absorption technologies in district heating and cooling systems
AC/DC
Increasing the attractiveness of e-vehicles and reducing emissions through networked and automated charging devices
ATES Vienna
Integrating aquifer thermal energy storage into district heating networks to achieve complete decarbonisation
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