The State Institute for Agriculture (Landesanstalt für Landwirtschaft – LfL) aims to provide as much as possible of as much of its heat supply from renewable energy. In 2020, the LfL therefore built a wood chip plant for the local heating supply at its buildings in Grub (Poing). Used in conjunction with a biogas plant, the new heating system provides sustainable heating for the nearby buildings. The EU contributed around EUR 1.3 million towards the project. 

An energy company from Grafing was a participant in the Alpgrids project between 2019 and 2022. Partners from everywhere in the Alpine region worked together on local, sustainable energy generation through micro-grids with a view to increasing the reliance of the region’s electricity supply to disruptions. The EU allocated a total of EUR 1.6 million towards the project. The aforementioned company from Grafing received around EUR 87 000. 

The Grafen-von-Sempt secondary school in Markt Schwaben received some EUR 40 000 per year between 2016 and 2023 for the teaching of a comprehensive all-day curriculum including German classes. Pupils can receive targeted support with lessons individually tailored to suit them. The focus is on improving German language skills so that pupils are able to join mainstream classes.