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Diversity

Diversity at the Austrian Energy Agency

The Austrian Energy Agency champions diversity across seven key dimensions: age, ethnic origin, gender, cognitive/physical impairments, religious/faith affiliation, sexual orientation, and social background. Viewing diversity as a source of enrichment, the AEA acknowledges its presence within the company, fostering more productive and inclusive teams, deeper cultural understanding, and an enhanced potential for new synergies and diverse perspectives to inform our projects.

The AEA champions diversity across seven dimensons: age, ethnicity, gender, cognitive/physical impairments, religion, sexual orientation, and social background.

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The Austrian Energy Agency promotes diversity on seven levels: Age, ethnic origin, gender, people with cognitive/physical disabilities, religion/faith community, sexual orientation and social origin.

Gender Equality Plan (GEP)

The Austrian Energy Agency is committed to gender equality. The company has an open and positive corporate culture in which the skills and commitment of employees represent a very high corporate value. It is therefore particularly important for the Austrian Energy Agency to create a working environment in which all genders can contribute and develop equally and in which there are no stereotypical assumptions that could have a restrictive effect on an individual and structural level.

The Austrian Energy Agency's GEP is intended as a guideline for the implementation of the planned measures and is regularly expanded and supplemented.
 

Gender Equality Plan of the AEA (de)

Gender Equality Plan

Use of gender-inclusive language

Language not only mirrors societal norms but also shapes our perceptions. At the Austrian Energy Agency, we actively contribute to visibility, equality, and respectful treatment of all genders through conscious language use. Recognising language's dynamic nature, we anticipate potential revisions to this guideline on non-discriminatory language in the future.
 

Guide: Use of Gender-Inclusive Language (only German)

Monitoring

Monitoring ensures continuous observation of the current statue of gender equality within the Austrian Energy Agency. By consistently evaluating predefined indicators, we assess the effectiveness of applied measures.

Findings from monitoring activities are regularly analysed and subject to discussion, with the monitoring process continually evolving.

Gender distribution by number of people
in the Austrian Energy Agency; as of December 2025

This graphic shows the total number of men and women in AEA in 2025. 59 individuals are women. 50 individuals are men.

Gender distribution by working time model in the Austrian Energy Agency; as of December 2025

(Note: Current data do not reflect self-identification in terms of diversity.)

This graphic shows the distribution of men and women in different working time models. The proportion of women is as follows: 29% work 40 hours full-time, 59% work 30 hours or more, and 12% work less than 30 hours. The proportion of men is as follows: 56% work 40 hours full-time, 38% work 30 hours or more, and 6% work less than 30 hours.

Gender distribution by position
in the Austrian Energy Agency; as of December 2025

(In heads, not by full-time equivalent. The management consists of two people)

 

 

This graphic shows the gender distribution at different position levels: Overall: 54% women, 46% men. Of these, management: 0% women, 100% men. Of these, managers: 33% women, 67% men. Of these, employees: 59% women, 41% men.

Total age distribution in
the Austrian Energy Agency; as at: December 2025

This graphic shows the age distribution of AEA members in 2025 (rounded). 61% are in the 35–55 age group. 28% are younger than 35. 12% are older than 55.

Total educational qualifications in
the Austrian Energy Agency; as at: December 2025

 

This graphic shows the highest educational qualification of AEA members in 2025 (rounded). 73% have a master's degree. 12% have no tertiary qualification. 5% have a bachelor's degree. 10% have a doctorate.

Contact

 
Email: diversity(at)energyagency.at

[Translate to German:] Mitarbeiterfoto von Denise Eck, Senior Assistent

Senior Assistant

Denise Eck Email addressdenise.eck@energyagency.at
[Translate to German:] Mitarbeiterfoto von Altan Sahin, Junior Expert

Senior Expert | Consumer Behaviour

Altan Sahin Email addressaltan.sahin@energyagency.at