The Shift to Green Heating

Holistic Support on Your Journey to Net Zero

The shift to renewable energy now reaches beyond electricity grids. Green heating is gaining momentum. We can only reach our climate targets if we cut fossil fuel use and replace it with renewables in heating and cooling systems.

The industrial sector and heating buildings and water accounts for about half of Germany’s energy use. In 2020, only 15 percent came from renewable sources. To accelerate this transition, we need to act fast and use a structured approach. 

Sustainable heating needs a mix of technologies. These include large heat pumps and deep geothermal energy. Heat pumps use energy from the surrounding air, while geothermal systems draw heat from underground. Both play a key role in green heating; both are part of a bigger concept. To accelerate the green heating transition, we also need to use industrial waste. Many industries release large amounts of unused thermal energy. By expanding heating networks, we can use these resources while saving both costs and the environment.

Green heating is a major step toward a stable and sustainable energy supply. It is an effective way to reduce carbon emissions, but it requires individual and holistic planning.

We support organizations, companies, municipalities, and cities as they shift to green heating. We plan and implement with future generations in mind.