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Heat planning in Sulzbach-Rosenberg: On the way to greenhouse gas neutrality
The city of Sulzbach-Rosenberg presents the results of municipal heat planning, including greenhouse gas balance and future measures.
Heat planning in Sulzbach-Rosenberg: On the way to greenhouse gas neutrality
The city of Sulzbach-Rosenberg has taken a significant step towards sustainable heat supply. The creation of a municipal heat plan began in December last year and the results have now been published. A public presentation was held on September 4, 2024, where the key findings were presented.
Heat planning is an important part of urban development because it shows how the city can make its heat supply more efficient and environmentally friendly. The presentation explained various aspects of the planning, including a detailed map showing the results of the suitability test. This analysis shows where the city stands and what potential there is for sustainable heat supply.
Heat supply areas and greenhouse gas neutrality
A central element of heat planning is the division of the city into different heat supply areas. These areas are strategically selected to optimize heat supply. In addition, a clear path to greenhouse gas neutrality by 2040 was outlined, which is particularly important for households and small businesses. The presentation also offers a graphical representation of the inventory and potential analysis as well as the greenhouse gas balance, which illustrate the progress and challenges on the path to sustainability.
The two focus areas that were given special consideration in the planning are explained in detail. This shows which measures need to be taken to achieve the set goals. Important information on the Building Energy Act is also provided, which is of great relevance for the implementation of heat planning.
There are several contact persons available for citizens who have questions or suggestions about heat planning. Petra Schöllhorn, the city architect, as well as Matthias Ehard from the city administration and Markus Rößler from the zeitgeist office in Nuremberg are ready to provide information and receive feedback. You can be contacted via the telephone numbers or email addresses provided.