Online access granted for solar power capacity assessment tool
The Solar Potential map for the Bavarian Lower Main, a valuable tool for citizens considering photovoltaic or solar thermal systems, is now accessible online. This map, first created in 2014 as a joint project of the city and district of Aschaffenburg and the district of Miltenberg, offers a timely orientation aid for anyone seeking to contribute to a sustainable energy supply.
The map, based on high-resolution laser scan data provided by the Bavarian Surveying Administration in 2025, provides free and easy access to important solar energy information. Homeowners can now assess the suitability of their roofs for solar energy systems, make informed decisions about potential electricity yields, CO2 savings, and cost-effectiveness calculations.
The map's updates include new geodata for improved accuracy. Not only regional craft businesses are listed on the platform, but also neutral and individual consulting offers from the consumer service Bavaria and their regional climate protection managers can be found.
A photo shows Johannes Brönner - Energy Agency Bavarian Lower Main, along with climate protection managers, in front of a climate-neutral city library, whose solar power plant was planned with the map. The Energy Agency Bavarian Lower Main supports the targeted search for specialist companies with its new online platform, heimvorteil.de.
The programming and implementation of the updated solar potential map were carried out by the company Tetraeder.solar. The map is a crucial tool for citizens to contribute to a sustainable energy supply, with the use of solar energy being a key component for a sustainable energy supply.
Access the Solar Potential map for the Bavarian Lower Main at solare-stadt.de/bayerischer-untermain to start your journey towards a greener and more sustainable energy future.
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