Vienna Chamber of Commerce: New e-mobility guide strengthens SME!

Vienna Chamber of Commerce: New e-mobility guide strengthens SME!

Innere Stadt, Österreich - A groundbreaking online guide is now available in small and medium-sized companies (SME) in Vienna. The Vienna Chamber of Commerce has published a comprehensive updated guideline for electromobility, which specifically aims to help companies to be helpful when switching to electric vehicles. The digital guide has already noticed remarkable 70,000 accesses .

From profitability calculations to charging infrastructure to industry -specific recommendations - users receive practical information in a total of six subject areas. Access to the guide is anonymous, except if individual funding advice is desired. Maria Neumann, the chairwoman of the business and craft division in the WWI Vienna, emphasizes how important the role of companies in the context of sustainable mobility and

Environmental awareness is. "The promotion of electromobility is crucial for more environmentally friendly road traffic," she explains.

Current information and funding opportunities

A central concern of the guide is to offer comprehensive information on the topics of legal requirements and current funding opportunities. About 75% of the newly approved electric vehicles are on companies and not on private individuals, which still underlines the relevance of this guide. The Chamber of Commerce has thus made a valuable contribution to promoting e-mobility in the company sector, whereby the guide acts as an indispensable source of information. In addition, the expansion of charging infrastructure is regarded as essential for the successful switch to electric vehicles. In this context, the Chamber of Commerce also offers a free guide for planning, establishing and operating charging infrastructure in multi-party housing in order to facilitate SMEs to use e-mobility.

The need to create a well -developed charging infrastructure is clear: This is the only way to fully exploited the advantages of electromobility. The WK Vienna therefore calls for the promotion of public fast loaders and to create further charging points in companies and residential buildings. Because without a corresponding infrastructure, the changeover will be difficult to implement.

sustainable mobility as an opportunity

In times of increasing importance for sustainability in the division, further measures are also required. The event "Sustainable mobility in the company" illustrated how an electrification of the fleet and the structure of charging infrastructure not only reduce CO2 footprint, but also bring long-term cost reductions. Offers such as service baddies or mobility budgets also increase the satisfaction of employees.

The integration of such sustainable mobility solutions is also a way to benefit from the numerous funding programs for investments in this area. These are valuable support for companies that want to get involved in a more environmentally friendly future.

In summary, it can be said that the Vienna Chamber of Commerce has taken an important step towards sustainable mobility for SMEs with its newly designed online guide. It remains exciting how many companies will benefit from this offer and whether the trend towards electromobility in the economy continues.