ENNI Energie & Umwelt Niederrhein
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UnclaimedA German municipal utility and services provider on the Lower Rhine, supplying electricity, gas, heating power and water while offering waste disposal, e-mobility, solar, heating and leisure services.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
ENNI Energie & Umwelt Niederrhein is a German utility and municipal services company based in Moers on the Lower Rhine (Niederrhein). Operating under the short brand name "enni", it presents itself as an energy supplier and service provider for the region, bundling electricity, gas, heating power and water supply with a broad range of environmental, disposal and leisure services. Its official website lists energy and water, e-mobility, solar systems, waste disposal, heating systems, services, leisure offerings and house connections as its main activity areas. The company serves private and business customers in and around Moers, Neukirchen-Vluyn and Rheinberg, where it maintains customer centres and administrative offices. Its product range includes conventional electricity and gas tariffs, heating power, water, wallboxes and charging stations for electric vehicles, photovoltaic systems and balcony power plants, heat pumps, and waste-management services such as containers, waste bins, bulky waste collection and bin locks. Beyond classic utility services, ENNI also operates leisure facilities, including swimming baths and the enni.eiswelt ice rink, and offers venue rental and courses. ENNI positions itself as a one-stop regional provider: for heat pumps it advertises planning, installation and subsidy application "all from a single source", and it offers purchase, financing or rental options for heating technology. It also runs the "Meine enni" app and the "Niederrhein apptuell" app, providing waste calendars, energy tariffs and regional leisure information. The company is active in e-mobility through a network of charging points and wallbox sales, and it promotes solar self-supply through photovoltaic and balcony power plant offerings. As a municipal utility, ENNI is closely tied to the Lower Rhine region and to the city of Moers. Its customer communication is strongly local, with dedicated service hotlines, on-site customer centres and regional events. The brand combines infrastructure services with consumer-facing energy transition products, reflecting the broader transformation of German Stadtwerke toward renewable energy, e-mobility and energy-efficiency services.
History
ENNI Energie & Umwelt Niederrhein is a German municipal utility group based in Moers on the Lower Rhine. Public evidence describes it simply as a German company, and its own website presents it as an energy supplier and service provider for the Niederrhein region. The brand operates under the short name "enni" and serves customers in and around Moers, Neukirchen-Vluyn and Rheinberg. Historically, ENNI belongs to the tradition of German Stadtwerke — municipally rooted utilities that supply electricity, gas, water and heating to a defined region while also providing local services. Over time, the company broadened its portfolio beyond classic energy and water supply. Its current website lists energy and water, e-mobility, solar systems, waste disposal, heating systems, services, leisure offerings and house connections as its main areas, showing a diversification into environmental services, energy-transition products and leisure facilities. A significant part of this diversification is the move into renewable and efficiency technologies. ENNI offers photovoltaic systems for purchase, rental or financing, balcony power plants, and heat pumps with planning, installation and subsidy application handled in-house. It also promotes e-mobility through wallboxes and a network of charging stations, and it runs customer apps such as "Meine enni" and "Niederrhein apptuell" that bundle waste calendars, energy tariffs and regional leisure information. ENNI also operates local leisure infrastructure, including swimming baths and the enni.eiswelt ice rink, and it maintains customer centres in Moers, Neukirchen-Vluyn and Rheinberg. Its administrative headquarters is at Am Jostenhof 15 in Moers, with a customer centre at Steinstraße 9. The company provides dedicated hotlines for service, construction sites and emergencies, underlining its role as a regional infrastructure and service provider. Because the available evidence does not include founding dates, ownership structure or financial details, this dossier does not assert them. What is clear is that ENNI functions as a multi-service municipal brand on the Lower Rhine, combining utility supply with environmental, energy-efficiency and leisure services for its local customer base.
Products and positioning
Regional one-stop municipal utility and service provider for the Lower Rhine, combining energy, water, environmental services, e-mobility, solar and leisure offerings under the enni brand.
Electricity and gas tariffs
Conventional energy supply for private and business customers.
Heating power (Heizstrom)
Dedicated electricity tariff for heating applications.
Water supply
Drinking water supply for the region; the website promotes "bestes Wasser für Moers".
Wallboxes and charging stations
Home charging solutions and a public charging network for electric vehicles.
Photovoltaic systems and balcony power plants
Solar self-supply products available for purchase, rental or financing.
Heat pumps
Air-water heat pumps with planning, installation and subsidy service; available to buy, finance or rent.
Waste disposal services
Containers, waste bins, bulky waste collection and bin locks.
Leisure facilities
Swimming baths, enni.eiswelt ice rink, venue rental and courses.
Meine enni app
App bundling waste calendar, energy tariffs and environmental topics.
Niederrhein apptuell app
App providing information on Moers, leisure facilities, energy, disposal and environment.
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