We have moved to Aachen
We have moved our company headquarters from Jülich to Aachen. You can now find us at Friedlandstraße 18 in Aachen.
For 14 years, the technology center in Jülich was our home. However, after our strong growth, we had to admit to ourselves that we needed more space and a more central location to develop further. In August 2024, we moved into new and larger premises clsoe to the Aachen Central Station.
“A large proportion of our employees come from Aachen and the surrounding area, and they appreciate the short commute between their office and home office. The new location also brings us closer to RWTH Aachen University, with whose research facilities we have worked together on several occasions. This should further increase our attractiveness among students,” says Dr. Stefan Hardt, meteoviva GmbH.
We are very optimistic about the future.
“Our intelligent building control has become mainstream in the real estate industry, and our new smart data solutions for decarbonising entire portfolios have been very well received in the market. We have a record-breaking year behind us and expect further growth in 2024 and 2025.” Uwe Großmann, meteoviva GmbH.
meteoviva and SAUTER present meteoviva ready
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meteoviva nominated for the NRW Environmental Business Award
meteoviva has made it onto the shortlist for the Umweltwirtschaftspreis.NRW, with 100 applications received. The award recognises companies whose innovative solutions make a measurable contribution to environmental and climate protection.
New cooperation between meteoviva and WISAG
We are looking forward to launching our new partnership with WISAG – for ideal and efficient management of your buildings!
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