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Stadtwerke Soest

Stadtwerke Soest is the municipal utility of Soest, Germany, supplying electricity, gas and water and operating the local grids for the city and surrounding region.

Last updated September 27, 2026

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Overview

Stadtwerke Soest is the municipal utility (Stadtwerke) serving the city of Soest in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. As a classic German Stadtwerk, it combines energy retail with network operation: it supplies electricity, natural gas and drinking water, operates the associated distribution grids, and provides wastewater and related services. Its stated core competence is the economic and safe operation of electricity, gas and water networks, through which it secures supply for more than 60,000 residents in Soest and the surrounding region. The company describes itself as a secure energy supplier, employer and sponsor that is "simply from the region, for the region." On the retail side, Stadtwerke Soest offers electricity and gas tariffs, including tariffs with price guarantees, and a "Regionalstrom" product sourced from renewable energy with part of the generation attributed to plants in the customer's region. Beyond basic supply, the utility markets a broad range of products and services: photovoltaic systems under the "Soester Solardach" label, battery storage, heat pumps, heating-system optimisation, wallboxes for home EV charging, tenant electricity (Mieterstrom), and house connections for electricity, gas, drinking water and optionally fibre. It also runs price calculators for gas and electricity and an online service centre for customers. Stadtwerke Soest positions itself as a local, sustainability-oriented provider. It promotes renewable energy, energy saving and e-mobility, and has been recognised by the Energieverbraucherportal as a "TOP-Lokalversorger" for ten consecutive years. It is active in the community as a sponsor of people, clubs, projects, nature and culture, and publishes a customer magazine and a story portal covering energy topics, funding programmes and local engagement. The company is headquartered at Aldegreverwall 12 in Soest and can be reached through its customer centre and fault-reporting hotline. Its ownership structure is not specified in the available evidence, but as a Stadtwerk it is typically tied to the municipality. The available sources do not give a founding year, so this dossier leaves that field open.

History

Stadtwerke Soest is the municipal utility of Soest, a town in North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. Like many German Stadtwerke, it grew out of the municipal provision of basic services — electricity, gas and water — and today operates as a combined utility responsible for both supply and the local distribution networks. The available evidence does not specify a founding year, so the precise date of establishment is not recorded here. Over time the company has expanded from classic energy and water supply into a broader range of energy services. Its network business remains the backbone: the utility describes the economic and safe operation of electricity, gas and water networks as its core competence, and states that it ensures reliable supply for more than 60,000 residents in Soest and the region. The networks are managed in a "Querverbund" (cross-association) of electricity, gas and water, which the company says allows synergies and high efficiency. In recent years Stadtwerke Soest has increasingly emphasised renewable energy, energy efficiency and e-mobility. It offers Regionalstrom, electricity from renewable sources with part of the generation attributed to plants in the customer's region, and markets photovoltaic systems under the "Soester Solardach" label, along with battery storage, heat pumps, heating-system optimisation and wallboxes for home charging. It also offers tenant electricity (Mieterstrom), allowing solar power generated on a building to supply its tenants at a favourable price. The utility has been recognised by the Energieverbraucherportal as a "TOP-Lokalversorger" for ten consecutive years, a designation it highlights in its communications. It maintains a customer magazine and a story portal that cover energy topics, funding programmes, legislation such as the Gebäude-Elektromobilitätsinfrastruktur-Gesetz (GEIG), and local community engagement. The company presents itself as a secure energy supplier, employer and sponsor that is "simply from the region, for the region," supporting people, clubs, projects, nature and culture in Soest. Operationally, Stadtwerke Soest is headquartered at Aldegreverwall 12 in 59494 Soest and provides a customer centre, online services and a fault-reporting hotline. Its ownership structure is not detailed in the available evidence, but as a municipal utility it is characteristically linked to the local municipality.

Products and positioning

Local, region-focused municipal utility combining reliable electricity, gas and water supply with grid operation and sustainable energy services; recognised as a TOP-Lokalversorger for ten consecutive years.

  • Electricity supply

    Electricity tariffs for households and businesses, including tariffs with price guarantees and Regionalstrom renewable electricity.

  • Natural gas supply

    Natural gas for heating, living and working, supplied reliably and cost-effectively in Soest.

  • Drinking water supply

    Drinking water supply and water ordering services.

  • Wastewater services

    Wastewater services listed among the utility's network and supply offerings.

  • Soester Solardach photovoltaic systems

    Photovoltaic systems allowing customers to generate their own solar power and lower electricity costs.

  • Heat pumps

    Heat pumps as an alternative to oil and gas heating, drawing heat from ambient air for heating and hot water.

  • Battery storage

    Electricity storage to increase self-consumption of solar energy and the degree of autarky.

  • Wallbox

    Private charging stations for convenient and fast home charging of electric vehicles.

  • Tenant electricity (Mieterstrom)

    Model in which a building's own solar power supplies tenants at a favourable price.

  • House connections

    Connections to electricity, gas, drinking water and optionally fibre networks, explained in five steps.

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