Hallbergmoos: Citizens’ information event on the “Hallbergmoos energy transition” photovoltaic project

Whether climate change or the energy crisis: the need for action on sustainability is more acute than ever. With an innovative and bold photovoltaic lighthouse project, the municipality of Hallbergmoos could become a model for the whole of Germany and achieve the energy transition in one fell swoop.

37 million kilowatt hours of electricity per year

The planned cooperation between Energieallianz Bayern, the owner of the planned photovoltaic area, and the company Höflinger Müller GmbH has made this possible. To the west of the Munich Airport Business Park, on an open space between the railroad line and the B 301, the two companies are planning a bee- and insect-friendly photovoltaic park covering 37 hectares. In addition to a service center and an electric charging station, the concept also includes a catering experience by the Höflinger Müller bakery and a natural pond. The electricity generated from the photovoltaics is to be used locally: It is enough for 10,000 households and businesses in Hallbergmoos. The municipality could thus become CO2-neutral in one fell swoop.

Public information event on the “Hallbergmooser Energiewende” photovoltaic project

Energieallianz Bayern and Höflinger Müller GmbH now want to inform the citizens of Hallbergmoos about the “Hallbergmooser Energiewende” photovoltaic project at a public information event on November 14, 2022, starting at 6 p.m. in the Hallbergmoos community hall.

Organizer: Energieallianz Bayern GmbH & Co. KG and Höflinger Müller GmbH

Contact: Energieallianz Bayern GmbH & Co KG, Ms. Nina Schweizer, Junkersstraße 7, 85399 Hallbergmoos

Venue: Hallbergmoos community hall, Theresienstraße 6, 85399 Hallbergmoos

Start: November 14, 2022 – 6:00 p.m.

You can find out more about the project at: https://www.hm-energiewende.de

You can find more information about the municipality of Hallbergmoos under the tab Living.

Images © Municipality of Hallbergmoos, photo Manfred Zentsch