Stadtwerke München GmbH in the news

Stadtwerke München provides 100% renewable electricity tariffs sourced from Germany and the Munich region, actively developing various renewable energy projects locally and in Europe.

Stadtwerke München is participating in the Gennaker offshore wind farm project, which has secured financing and begun its realization phase, aiming to be the largest in the German Baltic Sea.

DMT started a large-scale 3D seismic measurement campaign for Stadtwerke München in the greater Munich area to explore the deep subsurface for geothermal energy.

SWM's energy consulting subsidiary, eta Energieberatung, celebrates 30 years of helping companies and municipalities reduce energy consumption and costs.

Stock Real Estate leased over 6,700m² to Stadtwerke München at Georg-Brauchle-Ring in Munich-Moosach.

Stadtwerke München Infrastruktur GmbH will close vehicle access to Machtlfinger Straße from the north for preliminary work on the Tram-Westtangente from August 24 to September 25.

Stadtwerke München faces a potential loss of all public EV charging stations by 2027 due to expiring permits and failed tender processes, with a new decision pending.

Munich has achieved its 2009 goal of generating enough renewable energy from its own facilities to meet the city's total electricity consumption by 2025.

SWM is offering free summer activities for children and teenagers at three Munich outdoor pools.

Munich's basic utility prices for electricity, natural gas, and drinking water are among the lowest in Germany's largest cities.

Munich has issued a general decree restricting water usage, including bans on car washing and lawn irrigation, to address critically low water resources following an exceptionally dry period.

Stadtwerke München has issued a water-saving order in response to significantly increased water consumption and persistent drought conditions in Munich, restricting various private water uses until at least August 1, 2026.

Munich faces an unprecedented water shortage due to high consumption during a heatwave and critically low groundwater levels, prompting the city and residents to implement severe conservation measures.

Stadtwerke München (SWM) increased its ownership in its telecom subsidiary M-net to 76.8% to enhance strategic collaboration and accelerate fiber optic expansion in Bavaria.

Santander CIB advised Skyborn Renewables on forming a partnership with Stadtwerke München for the Gennaker offshore wind project, with Stadtwerke München acquiring a 25% stake.

Stadtwerke München is renewing its call for water conservation as a heatwave continues to strain resources and consumption remains high.

SWM is partnering with M-net to sell electricity and gas products alongside telecommunications services at retail shops in Munich.

Stadtwerke München is urging residents to drastically reduce water consumption as a heatwave pushes daily usage past 400 million liters.

Stadtwerke München is investing in a 25% stake in the Gennaker offshore wind farm in the German Baltic Sea, aiming to expand its renewable energy production capacity.

Stadtwerke München (SWM) won three Energiewende Awards in Electricity, Mobility, and Energy Efficiency, and a Top Energy Provider seal.