solarLAGO - smart energy network
Bücklestr. 3e
78467 Konstanz
Phone: 0177- 481 70 50
info@solarlago.org
solarlago.org
solarLAGO is the network for renewable energy and energy efficiency in the international Lake Constance region
We bring together businesses, local authorities, academia, institutions and committed individuals to drive forward the energy transition and security of supply in the region.
Through events, partnerships and projects, we create opportunities for exchange and make knowledge accessible that would otherwise remain confined to individual organisations. We raise awareness of key issues, bring partners together and give energy, climate and resilience in the region a strong voice.
Member of:
• Green Future Forum
• Greentech BW
• Climate Alliance
• Regio Cluster Agency BW
• Corporate Climate Protection Network
• Lake Constance Four-Country Region
FACTS
Founded
2023
Sector
Renewable Energy Network Cluster
Certifications
Member of:
- Regio Cluster Agency BW
- Climate Alliance
Number of employees
3
Climate-friendly company
yes
Special features
solarLAGO is not a trade association. Our membership comprises tradespeople, universities, municipal utilities, local authorities and energy advisers in equal measure. It is precisely this mix that makes the difference, because the energy transition is shaped at the points where these groups intersect.
Statement
‘The Lake Constance region, spanning four countries, is more than just a location for us. It is a meeting place, an innovation hub and a workshop for the future all in one. It is here that different countries, ways of thinking and areas of expertise come together. It is precisely this diversity that makes the region strong and creates the ideal conditions for collaboration on the energy transition, sustainability and social transformation.’
Ralph J. Schiel - Managing director
Benefits
Work that makes a difference, rather than just completing tasks: a flexible way of working, plenty of scope for creativity and a strong innovation network centred on the energy transition in the Lake Constance region.