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Photo: BMLFUWAustrian environmental technology means environmental quality and quality of life
Environmental technology is a growing market worldwide and contributes increasingly to not only securing a healthy environment but also employment and creating new jobs. > more + downloads about: Austrian environmental technology means environmental quality and quality of life
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: AWOExport initiative 2010
After the big success of the environmental technologies export initiative of the Federal Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, Environment and Water Management and the WKO the following station are planned: Canada and China. > more about: Export initiative 2010
05.03.2010, Lebensministerium VI/5
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Photo: BMLFUW/KunellisEnvietech 2010 in Vienna
The Envietech 2010 in Vienna offered technical exhibitors, as well as congress participants various opportunities to sustainably safeguard the future of one’s own enterprise and of one’s own community. > more about: Envietech 2010 in Vienna
11.02.2010, Lebensministerium VI/5
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Photo: BMLFUW/KernState Prize for Environment and Energy Technology 2010
Further information regarding the national Award for Environmental and Energy Technology in 2010 please find here! > more + downloads about: State Prize for Environment and Energy Technology 2010
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium VI/5
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Photo: Stadt HalleinEuropean Policy and Global Challenge
The protection of the environment, along with environmental policy measures, is a thematic field that has undergone great change ever since its very first beginnings way back in the seventies. Back then, the central idea was to combat locally any visible environ. problems like water pollution, air pollution or waste. > more about: European Policy and Global Challenge
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: ATB BeckerTrend Reversal towards Renewable Energy Sources
To Environment Minister Nikolaus Berlakovich are climate protection, environmental technologies and air quality, the urban environment and the Flood Action Programme key priorities. > more about: Trend Reversal towards Renewable Energy Sources
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: BMLFUW/UBA/GrögerMajor Tasks in Europe’s Markets of the Future
A study, conducted by the Austrian Association for Environment and Technology (ÖGUT), on environmental technology markets estimated that alone in the South-East European countries – Bulgaria (2002 to 2015), Romania (2002 to 2018), Croatia (2002 to 2012) and Albania – > more about: Major Tasks in Europe’s Markets of the Future
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: ELIN EBG Motoren G...Environmental Technologies as a Key Economic Factor
Already today, environmental technologies in Europe have evolved into a major branch of industry. Around 3.5 million people in the EU-25 member states have jobs in this particular sector.
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: BMLFUW/UBA/GrögerStrong Growth in Technologies “Made in Austria”
Austrian environmental technologies have evolved into a macro-economically significant field of activity showing above-average growth rates. On the markets, environmental technology “Made in Austria” appears very strong in growth, dynamic, innovative and technologically highly developed. > more about: Strong Growth in Technologies “Made in Austria”
22.02.2010, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: LFZ / BuchgraberProfit from Renewables
The increased employment of green energy and improved energy efficiency in buildings can help to reduce considerably Austria’s independence from fossil fuels and energy imports. A study conducted by the umbrella organisation Dachverband-Energie-Klima, and published by Austria’s Chamber of Commerce (WKÖ) in 2006, points out how very much Austria can > more about: Profit from Renewables
04.07.2006, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: EEE GüssingEnergy-Autonomous through Green Energy - Güssing
In 1989 the town of Güssing in southern Burgenland decided to gradually back out of the fossil energy supply policy and resort to regionally available energy sources instead. This goal has certainly been met. Besides achieving an energy supply based on biomass that has meanwhile become fully autarchic, the regionally gained added value - around 13 million euros a year > more about: Energy-Autonomous through Green Energy - Güssing
04.07.2006, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: Stadtwärme LienzBiomass-Fired District Heating Plant Lienz
How to successfully master the environmental issue smog caused by domestic fuel was effectively demonstrated by the East-Tyrolean town of Lienz. The erection of Austria’s largest combined heat and power plant fuelled by biomass and solar energy finished off air pollution completely. > more about: Biomass-Fired District Heating Plant Lienz
04.07.2006, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: KWB Biomasseheizun...Heat from the Renewable Raw Material Wood
Exploding oil prices in recent years have sparked a genuine run on biomass heating systems. Austrian producers, leading in this sector, can profit from the development. A good example of what is possible is shown by a company called “Kraft und Wärme aus Biomasse“ (power and heat from biomass), in short KWB-Biomasse. > more about: Heat from the Renewable Raw Material Wood
04.07.2006, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: Nahwärme Steinbach...Biomass-Fired Local Heating – Doing it the Steinbach Way
Steinbach an der Steyr is a pioneer model municipality of the Austrian “Local Agenda 21”. Following the renovation of its hydroelectrical power plant and the development of an integrated climate protection and energy concept with special focus on biomass, the small community is now practically energy-autarchic. > more about: Biomass-Fired Local Heating – Doing it the Steinbach Way
04.07.2006, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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Photo: Grazer Stadtwerke ...From the Frying Pan into the Tank - Graz
The environmental programme “Eco City – Local Agenda 21” has put Graz firmly on the path towards sustainable development. The EU award “Sustainable City” has made it clear that this path is also attracting attention at a European level. One part of the overall concept concerns the promotion of public transport. > more about: From the Frying Pan into the Tank - Graz
04.07.2006, Lebensministerium Öffentlichkeitsarbeit
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