Austrian Biomass Association analyzes Vienna's energy supply amid climate goals
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What happened
The Austrian Biomass Association released findings from an energy transition check concerning Vienna. The analysis showed a mixed energy picture: while the share of renewables in total gross domestic consumption was 13.6 percent in 2024, natural gas and fossil fuels remain significant energy sources. Bioenergy is the most important renewable source in the city, accounting for 63 percent of all renewables.
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Why it matters
The findings are part of the association's review of the energy transition for the federal states, following Vienna's commitment to climate neutrality by 2040. The report highlights the challenge of limited potential for new renewable energy production within the city's borders.
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