Project insights: Research for the energy transition
Heating new construction areas with mine water
The goal of the GW-Ruhr project is to use the existing mining infrastructure in the Ruhr region for a more climate-friendly energy provision.
Cost-effective decentralised fieldbus system tested
SmallCAN can be used to considerably simplify the automated operation of buildings.
moreEnergy-plus housing scheme with a solar-active, grid-connected energy supply
The project is accompanying the first construction phase of an energy-plus housing scheme being constructed in Berlin Adlershof.
moreHeat pumps for the refurbishment of apartment buildings
Solutions for the use of low-exergy systems are being developed for the heat supply of existing multi-family houses.
moreLow-exergy transmission pipes for storing and distributing heat
Development of a LowEx multi-line network capable of integrating different local energy sources at different temperature levels.
morePerformance of heat storage systems with PCMs
Evaluation of various PCM systems in buildings during actual, long-term operation.
moreOffshore wind turbines: New coatings protect against corrosion
New coatings for flanges of offshore wind turbines are to provide lasting protection against corrosion.
moreBuilding ensemble utilises ground as a heating and cooling source
Foundation piles with absorber arrays extract heat from the ground in winter and serve as a cooling source in summer.
moreFeeding renewable energy optimally into district heating networks
In this project, researchers want to find out how an increasing number of decentralised heat generators affect the network hydraulics.
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