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New approaches to analysis and planning
In implementing operative efficiency measures, the actors concerned depend on data processed by reliable analytic and planning tools. The required information technology is available. EnEff:Stadt and EnEff:Wärme promote the development of planning aids facilitating, for example, the manageable preparation of municipal energy concepts as well as new concepts of heat distribution, models for energy and CO2 balancing as well as software for energetic housing structure analysis. In this context, research also contributes towards improved cooperation between architects, planners, municipalities and energy supply companies while promoting the implementation of integral planning.
Note: This page will present the first results and descriptions of relevant research and development.
In addition to major, course-changing decisions from the national government and federal states, climate change also requires that local communities take measures to ensure the sensible use of energy and its secure supply as a sensitive commodity. In Ismaning they are aiming to achieve holistic, efficient energy planning.
more details Tools for energy planning guidelines – using Ismaning as an example
The joint "grid-reactive buildings" project is aimed at viewing buildings holistically as part of the energy system, whereby the intention is to investigate, among others, the primary energy, exergy and energy industry aspects and, as a result, develop a proposal for a consistent assessment methodology.
more details Grid-reactive buildings
INSEL is a software for understanding, planning, monitoring and visualising energy systems. For this purpose it provides state-of-the-art functions as blocks, for example for simulating meteorological data as well as electrical and thermal energy components, which can be linked to provide a solution to a specific problem.
more details Planning, monitoring and visualising energy systems with INSEL
