To achieve this ambitious goal, we have developed a multi-stage approach that meets all the legal requirements of the Heat Planning Act (WPG) and the Local Authorities Directive. Our approach comprises the following steps:
- Suitability test: analysis of the existing structures and framework conditions in Kamp-Lintfort in order to precisely record the initial situation.
- Inventory analysis: Detailed recording of the current heat demand, the existing supply infrastructure and the building structure.
- Potential analysis: Identification of renewable energy sources and efficiency potential to reduce CO₂ emissions.
- Development of consumption and supply scenarios: Creation of various scenarios for the future heat supply, taking into account technological developments and political framework conditions.
- Identification of suitable areas: Determination of areas that are particularly suitable for the expansion of heating networks or for individual supplies.
- Development of a heat transition strategy: Development of a strategic concept with concrete measures and recommendations for action to successfully implement the heat transition.
Throughout the entire process, we use a modern, integrated platform that acts as a digital twin. This platform not only enables efficient planning, but also supports implementation. By digitally mapping all relevant data and processes, we can react flexibly to changes and continuously optimize planning.
Our strategy relies on the close involvement of local stakeholders. Through workshops and regular exchanges, we ensure that the specific needs and expectations of citizens, companies and institutions in Kamp-Lintfort are taken into account. In this way, we create acceptance and promote active participation in shaping the local heating transition.
The combination of in-depth analysis, state-of-the-art technology and a participatory approach enables us to create a heating plan that is not only theoretically sound, but also practically feasible. We attach particular importance to ensuring that the proposed measures are economically viable and socially acceptable. We take funding opportunities into account and develop financing concepts to make implementation as cost-efficient as possible for the city.Throughout the entire process, we use a modern, integrated platform that acts as a digital twin. This platform not only enables efficient planning, but also supports implementation. By digitally mapping all relevant data and processes, we can react flexibly to changes and continuously optimize planning.
Our strategy relies on the close involvement of local stakeholders. Through workshops and regular exchanges, we ensure that the specific needs and expectations of citizens, companies and institutions in Kamp-Lintfort are taken into account. In this way, we create acceptance and promote active participation in shaping the local heating transition.
The combination of in-depth analysis, state-of-the-art technology and a participatory approach enables us to create a heating plan that is not only theoretically sound, but also practically feasible. We attach particular importance to ensuring that the proposed measures are economically viable and socially acceptable. We take funding opportunities into account and develop financing concepts to make implementation as cost-efficient as possible for the city.