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    VBK - Verkehrsbetriebe Karlsruhe GmbH

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    The KVVH is a municipal service group in Karlsruhe that offers energy, water, public transport, swimming pools and port operations. It focuses on sustainability and innovative technologies for a reliable supply.

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    Karlsruher Versorgungs-, Verkehrs- und Hafen GmbH (KVVH)

    Die Karlsruher Versorgungs-, Verkehrs- und Hafen GmbH (KVVH) is a municipal service group that acts as an umbrella company for several companies. These include Stadtwerke Karlsruhe GmbH, Verkehrsbetriebe Karlsruhe GmbH (VBK), Karlsruher Bädergesellschaft mbH, Kasig GmbH and the Geschäftsbereich Rheinhäfen[1].

    Key Products and Services

    The KVVH offers a wide range of services that ensure the basic supply of the population and the economy. These include:

    • Energy supply: Electricity, natural gas and district heating.
    • Water supply: Drinking water.
    • Public transport: Implementation of public transport by the VBK.
    • Leisure and recreational facilities: Planning and operation of leisure pools.
    • Port operation: Operation of the Rheinhäfen[1].

    Main Mission and Values

    The mission of the KVVH is to provide the population and the economy in Karlsruhe and the surrounding area with important services in a sustainable and reliable manner. A central value is Sustainability, which is anchored in all business areas.

    Sustainability Goals and Initiatives

    The KVVH attaches great importance to environmentally friendly and sustainable practices. The initiatives include:

    • Renewable energies: Promotion of green electricity, wind power and solar parks.
    • Energy efficiency: Development and promotion of climate-friendly offers such as district heating from waste heat.
    • Environmental management: Participation in the EMAS system for environmental management and regular environmental programs[2].
    • Innovative technologies: Use of photovoltaic systems and geothermal energy to reduce CO2 emissions[2].

    The KVVH is also committed to Information and involvement of the public through regular reporting and transparency in environmental issues[2].

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