Information in English
As early as 1990, the City of Frankfurt a.M. committed itself to
significantly reducing energy consumption and thus carbon dioxide emissions by
joining the Climate Alliance of European Cities. In order to achieve this goal in
the area of its own properties, the Energy Management Department was set up in
1991, which is now part of the Office of Building and Real Estate (Amt für Bau
und Immobilien). This department is tasked with minimizing electricity, heating
energy and water costs for the approximately 1,000 city-owned properties with
about 2 million m² of net floor space. These include such diverse types of
buildings as schools, daycare centers, swimming pools, sports facilities,
administrative buildings, museums, fire stations, municipal stages, the zoo and
the Palmengarten.
Since
2007, all new buildings and renovations of municipal buildings have been carried out using “passive house” construction
parts (i.e. NZEB compatible) and all roofs have been designed to accommodate
photovoltaic systems. Since 2018, all new buildings and roof renovations of
municipal buildings have been equipped with the largest possible photovoltaic
system. Since 2021, photovoltaics are combined with
green roofs as a matter of principle.
In
2022, energy and water costs of around €46.9 million were
incurred for these properties. Of this amount, approximately €19.3
million were spent on electricity, approximately €21.9
million on heating energy, and approximately €5.8 million on water and sewer
discharge. Since 1990, specific electricity consumption has
been reduced by an average of 17%, despite the rapid increase in
technical equipment, particularly in the IT sector. Specific heating energy
consumption fell by 38 % during this period, specific water consumption by as
much as 63 % and specific carbon dioxide emissions by 50 %. In order to achieve
the goals of the energy and climate protection concept of the city and the
federal government (reduction by 10 % every 5 years, climate neutrality by
2035), significantly increased efforts will be necessary in the future.
For
a first overview you should have a look on this
presentations:
· Energy
management in the city council of Frankfurt
·
Masterplan 100 % Climate
Protection
Here
you find our MS Excel tool to calculate the energy performance certificate:
· Energy
performance certificate
In
addition you find our guidelines for economic building, which show the quality
standard of our buildings:
· Guidelines
for economic building
·
Checklist Guidelines for economic
building
The life cycle cost calculation is a MS Excel tool
which is very usefull for the economic optimization
of buildings:
· Life cycle
cost calculation: notes
·
Life cycle cost calculation: forms
·
Life cycle cost calculation:
example
·
Life cycle cost calculation:
help sheets
Here you find some further information about one of
our passive house school and our lighting standard in Frankfurt:
· Planning
and construction of the passive house school Riedberg
·
Best practice for lighting in
Frankfurt schools (contribution for IEEC 2006)
last change:
18/01/2024 Li