Preserving and enhancing what is valuable
Our dedication and responsibility extend far beyond our products and services. We, therefore, support many social projects and initiatives for protecting the climate and promoting all forms of environmental education, such as:
- 10 tons of wood pellets per year for the International Schoolfarm, Hardegsen
- Donation for the children's hospice Sterntaler, Mannheim
- Sponsoring of the Plant-for-the-Planet academy
- School Project "Primaforscher" at the Schlossbergschule Dotternhausen
- Donation for the association SonNe e.V. Dotternhausen
- Security waist coat for the Champini Kindergarten and the Kita Berggemeinde in Heidelberg
- Social lots of the AKTION MENSCH
The company
EC Bioenergie supplies selected wood pellets and briquettes made in Germany. We ensure fuel retailers, commercial heating system operators, cities and municipalities as well as homeowners always receive top quality heat technology on time and in perfect condition. Since we believe in striking a balance between protecting our local environment and facilitating progress, our production sites only use untreated wood from sustainable and well managed forests. The carefully selected renewable resources are turned into a source of cost-effective energy or prepared for green electricity production. For us. And for others.
Working at EC Bioenergie
We employ people whose daily commitment and empathy towards further generations contribute to the growth of our company. Every day, more than 140 people at EC Bioenergie are responsible for:
- Sustainable, future-proofed products and services
- Lean processes and structures for quick decision making
- A friendly work environment by interacting with one another in a respectful and responsible manner
Michel Weidner, Quality Manager
I grew up in the 1980s. Forest devastation, the hole in the ozone layer and Chernobyl were very much the order of the day back then. And now I work for a company that obviously contributes to renewable energy targets by offering its customers fuels from sustainable sources. There’s only one thing I’d rather be: an astronaut.
