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Climate Star 2009: The Short Track to Climate Protection
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In 2009 Climate Alliance has invited all European local authorities to present their climate protection activities and apply for a Climate Star for the forth time. In October 2009 the 15 Climate Star laureates were awarded on invitation of the Regional Authority of Lower Austria at a ceremony in Stift Melk, part of the UNESCO world heritage Wachau. 444 cities and municipalities from 11 countries applied at Climate Alliance for the European award and recorded their local climate protection activities.
CLIMATE STAR winners 2009
Association of Local Authorities in Skaraborg (Sweden, 250,000 inhabitants)
Business-driven environmental development
Barcelona Provincial Council (Spain, 5,416,400 inhabitants)
Action against climate change at provincial level
Dorf an der Pram (Austria, 1,000 inhabitants)
Energy toolbox
Freiburg im Breisgau (Germany, 217,500 inhabitants)
25 years energy building standards
Ghent (Belgium, 230,000 inhabitants)
Local climate plan
Gleisdorf (Austria, 5,400 inhabitants)
Living in the Solar Age
Kirklees Council (United Kingdom, 401,000 inhabitants)
Kirklees Warm Zone
Lustenau (Austria, 21,000 inhabitants)
Exceeding the Kyoto target: Minus 70% CO2 emissions in 5 years!
Osnabrück (Germany, 162,900 inhabitants)
SUN-POWER-OS
Poysdorf (Austria, 5,600 inhabitants)
Energy-saving initiative
Sand in Taufers / Campo Tures (Italy, 5,200 inhabitants)
Energy community
St. Pölten (Austria, 51,500 inhabitants)
District heating NEW
The Hague (Netherlands, 475,900 inhabitants)
Duindorp - Seawater power station
Ulricehamn (Sweden, 22,600 inhabitants)
Sustainable municipality
Vienna (Austria, 1,680,000 inhabitants)
Climate protection programme
Climate Star brochure 2009 (633 KB)
Project descriptions 2009 (887 KB)
List of all applications 2009 (42 KB)
Climate Star 2007 - Awarded projects
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 All Climate Star winners 2007 from Lower Austria |
Alcalá de Henares (Spain, 204,000 inhabitants)
Alcalá Bici Service: a firm commitment for sustainable transport
Alpine Pearls (21 municipalities from Austria, France, Germany, Italy, Switzerland) Cross-border sustainable mobility for tourists
Baden AT (Austria, 25,300 inhabitants)
Bicycle traffic plan
Baden CH (Switzerland, 17,000 inhabitants)
Badenmobil - mobility management in enterprises
Essen (Germany, 582,100 inhabitants)
Image campaign Climate Heroes
Esslingen am Neckar (Germany, 91,500 inhabitants)
Esslingen Net a sustainable, climate friendly traffic plan
Ghent (Belgium, 224,000 inhabitants)
Ring the bell for a better environment
Karlstad (Sweden, 83,000 inhabitants)
The Echo Action - sustainable life and consumption styles
plan-b Mobil (6 municipalities from Austria)
Alternative ways from a to b
Sheffield (United Kingdom, 520,700 inhabitants)
Emissions impact tool for city traffic
Stockerau (Austria, 16,600 inhabitants)
Municipal vehicles with vegetable oil
Wieselburg (Austria, 4,000 inhabitants)
Fantastic climate: without gas accelerator across Erlauf Valley
Zwischenwasser (Austria, 3,200 inhabitants)
Sustainable mobility, focusing on area-wide speed limit 30 kmh
Climate Star brochure 2007 (867 KB)
Project descriptions 2007 (349 KB)
Climate Star 2004 - Awarded projects
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 Vienna - Power from the Danube |
Apeldoorn (Netherlands)
Biomasa Project (Slovakia)
Braunau (Austria) and Simbach (Germany)
Bruck an der Leitha (Austria)
Delft (Netherlands)
Eupen (Belgium)
Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
Heerlen (Netherlands)
Karditsa (Greece)
Krumbach (Austria)
Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
Münster (Germany)
Stetteldorf am Wagram (Austria)
Stuttgart (Germany)
Szeged (Hungary)
Trier (Germany)
Venice (Italy)
Vienna (Austria)
Weiz (Austria)
Winterthur (Switzerland)
Wuppertal (Germany)
Climate Star brochure 2004 (1294 KB)
Project descriptions 2004 (50 KB)
Climate Star 2002 - Awarded projects
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 Festival hall in St. Pölten (A) where the award ceremony took place |
Bad Hofgastein and Werfenweng (Austria)
Barcelona (Spain)
Dogma 2000 (Denmark)
Gornij Grad (Slovenia)
Graz (Austria)
Greußenheim (Germany)
Hannover (Germany)
Heidelberg (Germany)
Herrenberg (Germany)
Kirchberg an der Pielach (Austria)
Kristianstad (Sweden)
Langenegg (Austria)
Linköping (Sweden)
Modena (Italy)
Norderstedt (Germany)
Ostfildern (Germany)
Distrikt Rybnik (Poland)
Thessaloniki (Greece)
Zwischenwasser (Austria)
Climate Star broschure 2002 (1761 KB)
Project descriptions 2002 (156 KB)
