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Simulation-based feasibility study

We accompany and support Messe München GmbH in its goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2030. We are currently using our expertise and our innovative simulation methods as part of a feasibility study to identify and evaluate options for a sustainable energy supply.

Realisation

The aim of the feasibility study was to develop a cross-sectoral energy concept based on a simulative analysis of various transformation strategies. In addition to the evaluation of these concepts, a detailed transformation plan was developed. This focussed on several key topics: for the electricity supply, photovoltaic potential was determined based on allocation plans and suitable battery storage systems were designed for different PV expansion stages. In the area of heat supply, heating loads were calculated and possible environmental heat sources were analysed. In addition, the efficiency increase of ventilation systems was analysed using a test setup. For electromobility, the focus was on forecasting future charging demand profiles and their impact on the electricity grid. In addition, the cooling supply was considered by analysing the electrical consumption of chillers and evaluating the potential of reversible heat pumps and passive cooling using environmental heat.

 

Customer benefits

The simulation-based analysis provides crucial insights for identifying and realising an economically advantageous and sustainable energy solution. This creates the basis for climate neutrality by 2030.

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