The starting signal for climate -friendly heat project in Harburg!
The starting signal for climate -friendly heat project in Harburg!
In the port city of Hamburg, a lot is happening with regard to the energy transition and the sustainable heat supply of residential buildings. A new neighborhood concept is currently being developed in the districts of Harburg, Heimfeld and Eißendorf, which is intended to make a decisive contribution to climate neutrality. As the , the concept in close cooperation with the local energy and housing industry, the Technical University of Hamburg and Schulbau developed.
The goal? To create a sustainable, climate -friendly and economically stable heat supply. On July 15, 2025, an event will take place at the Technical University of Hamburg, in which the project goals and first steps are presented. Interested parties should hurry, however, because the registration is required by July 14, 2025.
synergies and optimization potential
The new energetic neighborhood concept has numerous advantages that go far beyond the pure numbers. The Klimaschutzagentur emphasizes that this concept enables municipal administrations to analyze the building of the building in more detail and to identify concrete potential for reduction. With a comprehensive analysis of the investigation area, synergies are to be used and strategies for energetic renovation are to be developed.
It is also pointed out to promote measures for energetic renovation through the designation of a renovation area. Private individuals or traders can benefit from significant tax advantages of up to 100 percent of their investments.
The way to the heat turnaround
The urgency of these measures is not only evident in the local framework. Nationwide, the building stock is a decisive factor in the fight against climate change, since around 40% of the total energy consumption and almost 30% of CO2 emissions are caused by public and private buildings. The Federal Bauin Ministry promises that the energetic renovation of the buildings make a significant contribution to improving the energy efficiency can.
The need to cover the heat requirement through the use of renewable energies and waste heat is clear. But not only the energy transition is crucial, but also the "heat turnaround", which is part of the prerequisites for climate protection and security of care, is increasingly becoming the focus. Quarters play a central role here because they offer the ideal platform for energetic renovation.
The upcoming steps in the aforementioned neighborhood concept last about a year and include urban planning, monument preservation and social aspects. If you think in the long term, you quickly notice that the concept not only serves the environment, but also benefits the social structure of the neighborhood. A continuing cooperation between local actors is therefore essential.
The more residents and interested parties are called up to actively participate in this exciting process and to use the opportunities that this development offers. The future of heat supply in Hamburg is promising - and each individual can make a contribution to a more sustainable city.
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