Stadtwerke Schweinfurt

What Stadtwerke Schweinfurt does

Stadtwerke Schweinfurt is a privately held municipal utility company (Stadtwerke) founded in 1999 and wholly owned by the City of Schweinfurt in Bavaria, Germany. It operates with between 251 and 500 employees from its headquarters in Schweinfurt, delivering an integrated multi-utility offering to households, businesses, property managers, and municipal entities in Schweinfurt and at least 11 surrounding communities (Aidhausen, Bergrheinfeld, Dittelbrunn, Geldersheim, Gochsheim, Höchberg, Niederwerrn, Randersacker, Röthlein, Schonungen, and Schwebheim). Its regulated core comprises the operation of electricity, natural gas, district heating, water, and fiber optic distribution networks under the Netze business unit, alongside regulated Grund-/Ersatzversorgung fallback supply.

Name

Stadtwerke Schweinfurt

Legal name

Stadtwerke Schweinfurt

Website

https://stadtwerke-sw.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1999

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

251–500 employees

Short description

Municipal utility company owned by the City of Schweinfurt, delivering integrated electricity, gas, district heating, water, fiber internet, public transport, and leisure services to households, businesses, property managers, and municipalities across Schweinfurt and 11+ surrounding Bavarian communities.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Schweinfurt

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Infrastructure, Supply Chain, Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Energy Supply (Electricity & Gas): Supply of electricity and natural gas to residential and business customers in Schweinfurt and surrounding areas. Revenue generated through commodity sales and grid services.
2. Telecommunications & Internet Services: High-speed internet, TV services (including waipu.tv partnership), and fiber connectivity for residential and business customers.
3. District Heating: Central heating supply through Fernwärme network including Fernwärme-Komplettpaket and heating lease options.
4. Water Supply: Municipal water supply and distribution services with focus on climate-neutral water supply.
5. Public Transportation: City bus services (Stadtbus) including new city bus network, SWeasy mobility service, and NVM tariff for public transit.
6. Leisure Facilities: Freizeitbad (leisure pool) operations including indoor/outdoor pools, sauna, vital area, courses, events, and gastronomy.
7. Network Infrastructure Services: Operation and maintenance of electricity, gas, district heating, water, and fiber networks including house connections and planning information.
8. E-Mobility Services: Electric vehicle charging infrastructure including charging stations and SWdriveBox solution.

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

Stadtwerke Schweinfurt is a municipal utility (Stadtwerke) supplying electricity, natural gas, district heating, drinking water, fiber-optic internet, and public bus transportation to Schweinfurt and surrounding Lower Franconia communities in Bavaria. The company additionally operates a leisure bath complex (Freizeitbad) with pools, sauna, and wellness offerings, EV charging infrastructure (SWdriveBox), shared mobility (SWeasy), and IPTV (waipu.tv), and is expanding into renewables (photovoltaics, wind, hydrogen) and tenant electricity models.

Product overview

Stadtwerke Schweinfurt is a municipal utility company providing integrated essential services to the Schweinfurt region. The company operates as a multi-utility provider offering energy (electricity and gas), district heating, telecommunications (internet and TV), water supply, and public transportation. The portfolio includes core infrastructure services (Strom, Gas, Fernwärme, Wasserversorgung) alongside consumer-facing products (Schnelles Internet, waipu.tv, Freizeitbad leisure facilities, Stadtbus public transport, E-Mobilität charging solutions). Future-oriented initiatives encompass renewable energy projects (Photovoltaik, Windpark, Wasserstoff), climate protection programs, and fiber network expansion. The company serves both residential (Privatkunde) and business (Geschäftskunden) segments with a unified service approach.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• SWeasy: City bus service operated by Stadtwerke Schweinfurt
• SWdriveBox

Products and services

• Strom (Electricity Supply) Electricity supply services for residential and business customers in Schweinfurt and surrounding areas, delivered through the municipal electricity grid.
• Gas (Natural Gas Supply) Natural gas supply services for residential and commercial customers in the Schweinfurt service area, distributed via the municipal gas network.
• Fernwärme (District Heating) Centralized climate-efficient heating supply for residential and commercial buildings via the Fernwärmenetz district heating network, including the Fernwärme-Komplettpaket complete package offering.
• Photovoltaik (Solar Energy Solutions) Photovoltaic installations, grid feed-in services, and plug-in solar devices (Balkonkraftwerk) for residential and commercial customers seeking self-generated solar power.
• Heizungsleasing (Heating System Lease) Leasing option for heating systems, providing an alternative to outright purchase of heating equipment for residential customers.
• Schnelles Internet (High-Speed Internet) High-speed internet services delivered via fiber and other connectivity solutions, with tariffs varying by bandwidth (200 Mbit/s and other speed tiers) and by Schweinfurt postal code.
• Glasfaser (Fiber Optic Connectivity) Fiber optic network infrastructure and connectivity for high-bandwidth residential and business applications, expanded through the Glasfasernetz rollout and the Glasfaser-Partnerschaft partner program.
• waipu.tv IPTV IPTV streaming service offering television programming over the internet connection, provided through a partnership with waipu.tv and bundled with the fiber internet offering.
• Stadtbus (City Bus Public Transportation) Public bus transportation services across the city of Schweinfurt, operated under the Stadtbus brand with the SWeasy flexible shared-mobility add-on.
• E-Mobilität / SWdriveBox (EV Charging) Electric-mobility charging infrastructure offering public EV charging stations in Schweinfurt and the SWdriveBox charging solution for residential and commercial customers.
• Wasserversorgung (Municipal Water Supply) Municipal drinking water supply and distribution services for residential and commercial customers, with a strategic focus on climate-neutral water supply.
• Freizeitbad (Leisure Bath Complex) Public leisure bath facility operating indoor and outdoor pools, sauna, vital/wellness area, courses, events, and gastronomy, with tickets and memberships available to the public.
• Mieterstrom (Tenant Electricity) Electricity supply model for multi-tenant residential and commercial buildings enabling occupants to purchase locally generated solar power without separate utility contracts.

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Two partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• waipu.tvcoreTechnology or IntegrationPartnership with waipu.tv for television streaming services, providing customers with IPTV offerings alongside internet and telecommunications services.
• Gigabitbüro des BundesminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCollaboration for fiber rollout roadshow in Schweinfurt to educate residents about gigabit connectivity expansion and benefits of fiber network infrastructure.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Broad incumbents

• Stadtwerke München (SWM): Munical utility (Stadtwerke) serving Munich with electricity, gas, district heating, water, fiber (M-net), and public transit (MVG). Directly comparable model as a multi-utility municipal provider, just at much larger scale.
• Mainova: Frankfurt municipal utility providing electricity, gas, heat, and water across the Rhine-Main region. Closely analogous Stadtwerke-style multi-utility operating model.
• N-ERGIE: Nuremberg municipal energy utility supplying electricity, gas, district heating, and water in Middle Franconia — same Bavarian regional context and multi-utility structure as Stadtwerke Schweinfurt.
• RheinEnergie: Cologne municipal utility (Stadtwerke Köln subsidiary) providing electricity, gas, heat, water, and telecom services in the Rhineland. Highly comparable integrated Stadtwerke model.
• Stadtwerke Leipzig: Leipzig municipal utility operating electricity, gas, district heating, water, and tram network. Comparable multi-utility municipal operator with public transit integration.
• Stadtwerke Hamburg / Hamburger Energiewerke: Hamburg municipal energy utility providing electricity, gas, and heat to the Hamburg metropolitan area; comparable German Stadtwerke structure with renewable energy expansion focus.
• E.ON: Major German/European utility with distribution networks, retail energy, and customer solutions. Operates broadly across multiple regions and competes head-to-head with municipal utilities in retail energy and (via subsidiaries) fiber networks.

Regional players

• M-net Telekommunikation: Bavarian fiber/ISP provider owned by municipal utilities (including SWM, Stadtwerke Augsburg). Operates the same regional fiber telecom + TV model that competes with Schweinfurt's Glasfaser business.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• Xx.com/stadtwerkesw

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Valuation estimate

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Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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