GemeinsamWaermer
Climate-Friendly Heat from Drinking Water
IKEM is participating in the “WasSERDICHT” research project together with Stadtwerke Borken, Münster University of Applied Sciences, and AquaEcology. The goal of the project is to conduct a scientific investigation into the use of heat from drinking water and thereby develop a new climate-friendly heat source for Germany. The project—funded by the Federal Ministry for […]
BiNe
WasSERDICHT
Key Regulatory Considerations for District Heating in Bremen
ERIKA
Legal obstacles hamper the heating transition in the neighborhood
Today, IKEM published a legal paper on sector-coupled heat supply in neighborhoods, which was developed as part of the HybridBOT_FW project. The study shows that although the existing legal framework opens up initial positive approaches for innovative district solutions, there is still a need for reform in order to enable a comprehensive decentralized energy transition. […]
Sektorengekoppelte Wärmeversorgung – Rechtliche Hemmnisse im Quartier
ProSekko
Heating networks for sustainable neighborhoods
Whether new or existing buildings – heating networks play a central role in the decarbonization of the heat supply. Neighborhood solutions can not only effectively integrate renewable energy sources, but also leverage synergies between different types of buildings and uses. But what do such solutions look like in practice – technically and in terms of […]
