EnEff: Campus Lichtwiese
EnEff:Stadt Campus Lichtwiese – for an integrated energy supply
We are working on a holistic concept for efficient energy supply "post2030" for the Lichtwiese campus. In the interdisciplinary EnEff:Stadt Campus Lichtwiese project, both the electrical energy supply and the heating and cooling requirements of the university are being considered. Comprehensive monitoring of the energy flows on campus forms the basis for a fundamental modernization strategy.
The Technical University of Darmstadt is striving for a drastic and rapid reduction of greenhouse gas emissions. To this end, measures were theoretically and practically examined and implemented as part of earlier phases of the project EnEff:Stadt Campus Lichtwiese. After individual measures had already been implemented in Phase II and evaluated in terms of their influence on the efficient energy supply of the campus, Phase III will see the realisation of the physical and digital integration of these and further measures into the energy system of the campus.
Through the EnEff:Campus project, TU Darmstadt is implementing the energy transition at the district level by intelligently integrating the energy supply sectors on the university campus.
Dipl.-Ing. Ulrich Mehlstäubl (Gruppenleitung V F - Energiemanagement)
Datenerfassung im Bestand gestartet!
Wie kann mit minimalinvasiven Maßnahmen der Wärmeverbrauch in Bestandsgebäuden der TUDa gesenkt werden?
Im Maschinenbauinstitutsgebäude beginnt eine umfassende Wärmedatenerfassung: Sensoren messen Temperaturen, Volumenströme und Wärmemengen auf Etagenebene sowie direkt an Heizkörpern in Büroräumen.
Fraunhofer IEE researchers visit the Lichtwiese campus
Independent view of the methodology and results
On 26 November, researchers from the Thermal Energy Technology research field of the Fraunhofer Institute for Energy Economics and Energy System Technology (IEE) from Kassel visited the Lichtwiese campus.