Germany: Deutsche Bahn offers staff financial incentive to save energy
By DW
03 August 2022 |
1:45 pm
The rail operator — which is Germany's biggest consumer of electricity — is offering bonuses of at least €100 to employees to try to save energy, urging them to find creative solutions of their own.
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