Project insights: Research for the energy transition

The research project is transferring the intracting funding model tested in municipalities to the special conditions that exist at universities.

For this fundamentally new heating concept, a minimally invasive refurbishment system is combined with the low-exergy heating principle.

The researchers in this project are developing correction algorithms for clamp-on flow measurement and clamp-on temperature measurement.

Geothermal collectors and solar collectors can be combined as bivalent heat sources for heat pumps. This promises some advantages.

The new building for Willibald Gluck Secondary School in Neumarkt in Upper Palatinate, Germany, has provided a new learning and living space.

In the NENIA project, a Germany-wide waste heat cadastre of all industrial sites will be created for the first tim.

Until now, only about one per cent of the existing building stock in Germany is refurbished every year.

With this research project, corrosion processes are being investigated in heating and cooling systems.

A modular, integrated energy system model is being developed to help municipalities and urban planners implement climate protection measures.