On 26 September 2024, the H2-Wandel symposium took place in Reutlingen, which was organised together with the Reutlingen Chamber of Industry and Commerce and the HyNATuRe network. Rüdiger Haasis presented the forward-looking vision of the Green Innovation Park. In a short pitch, Haasis explained the associated sub-project in the H2 grid of the Green Hydrogen Model Region and highlighted the associated…
Heinrich Sülzle, Managing Partner of the SÜLZLE Group and Managing Director of the GreenInnovationPark (GIP), presented the vision for the adjacent former brickworks site at the InParkA81 business breakfast on 17 September 2024. He explained the planned use of the GIP, outlined the next steps and discussed the challenges involved in realising this forward-looking project, which is geared towards innovation and…
On 1 December, the SÜLZLE Group hosted the project forum, which takes place regularly as part of the H²-Grid lighthouse project of the Green Hydrogen Model Region. An intensive dialogue took place in Rosenfeld. In addition to the milestones achieved so far, existing challenges were also discussed. All project partners reported on their measures, from planning and…
On 23.06.23, the impulse day “forward-looking commercial districts/areas” took place at the Ministry of State in Stuttgart. The Ministry of State of Baden-Württemberg invited to this special event within the framework of the strategic dialogue “Affordable Housing and Innovative Building” BW.
The scientific support and moderation was provided jointly…
The GreenInnovationPark Sulz/Vöhringen is now an active member of the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB). Rüdiger Haasis, Head of Strategic Corporate Development at Green Innovation Park GmbH & Co. KG, received the membership certificate at the general meeting…
“Environmental protection and sustainability are increasingly becoming success factors for companies. From my point of view, the opportunities outweigh the risks,” said Christian Kühn MdB, Parliamentary State Secretary of the Federal Ministry for the Environment, at the opening of the IHK Institute for Sustainable Business.
The European Green Deal, climate neutrality in Baden-Württemberg by 2040 and, last but not least, the significant increase in energy costs – there is no lack of major challenges at the moment, Kühn admitted. In view of the Paris climate goals and the looming climate scenarios, however, transformation is without alternative, he said. “We need the contribution of the economy and I am firmly convinced…
Heinrich Sülzle, Managing Partner of the Sülzle Group, presented his groundbreaking project, the Green Innovation Park, at Telekom’s renowned “Talk im Turm” event in the Rottweil test tower. The event attracted numerous representatives from business, politics and technology.
During his presentation, Mr. Sülzle explained the basics and goals of the Green Innovation Park. He emphasised the importance of sustainable development of business parks in the face of the global challenges of climate change…
During a visit to the Green Innovation Park, the chairman of the CDU parliamentary group in the state parliament of Baden-Württemberg, Manuel Hagel MdL, made it clear: “In Baden-Württemberg, important answers are being provided to pressing questions of the time. Many companies are facing the challenge of transforming themselves ever faster. Politics must continue to ensure a successful innovation location.
“As a state parliamentary group, we have always emphasised that climate protection and sustainable solutions must be tackled together with the companies in Baden-Württemberg…
Andreas Schwarz, leader of the Green Party in the state parliament, and his colleague Martina Braun visited the 500-year-old Rosenfelder Fruchtkasten, where the GIP team is currently working on the project. Both were very impressed when Heinrich Sülzle, Managing Partner of the SÜLZLE Group, presented the Green Innovation Park (GIP) project to the guests and took them on a tour of the long history of the family business, which his great-grandfather Wilhelm Sülzle founded as a blacksmith and which is now a globally active company with 1000 employees. SÜLZLE also builds the impressive chalice supports in the new Stuttgart railway station…
The funding is provided by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) and the state of Baden-Württemberg. The aim of the funding project is to test a hydrogen economy in both rural and urban areas. Activities are concentrated on four lighthouse projects that cover the entire value chain from generation to use in industry, transportation and neighborhood solutions. This will be supplemented by an office based in Ulm, which will be set up for central tasks in the project and will organize information events…