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Neumarkt receives 40,000 euros for climate protection projects – a big step!
The Neumarkt district in Upper Palatinate will win 40,000 euros for climate protection projects at the 2025 municipal climate conference.
Neumarkt receives 40,000 euros for climate protection projects – a big step!
A clear sign of climate protection: The Neumarkt district in the Upper Palatinate recently achieved an impressive victory in the “Climate Active Municipality 2025” competition. With an award and prize money of40,000 eurosfor innovative heating networks and climate protection projects, the district shows that it has a good knack for implementing environmentally friendly measures. This was duly celebrated at this year's “Municipal Climate Conference 2025” in Berlin, where the winners were announced in a ceremonial setting. Loud nn.de The prize money will flow directly into projects aimed at sustainable technologies and advising citizens.
The event at which the awards ceremony took place was organized by the German Institute for Urban Studies and supported by the National Climate Protection Initiative of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Climate Protection, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety. The competition is aimed at cities, districts and municipalities and this year has a total of133 applicationsreceive. The selection jury was made up of representatives from the ministry, the Federal Environment Agency and various municipal associations, such as klimaschutz.de is to be read.
Sustainable projects for the future
District Administrator Willibald Gailler has already announced that work on climate protection will continue in the district. Planned initiatives include, among other things, the introduction of agreen house number, aSolar roof registeras well as various advisory services and events. The focus is particularly on energy advice for homeowners in order to support them in switching to environmentally friendly energy.
With such committed measures, the Neumarkt district is setting a strong example for climate protection and is thereby securing a pioneering role in the region that has an impact far beyond the borders of the Upper Palatinate. Winning the competition not only highlights the progress that has already been made, but also the great potential that still lies in further developing environmentally friendly solutions. This could set the course for a sustainable future and at the same time set an example for other municipalities.