Detmold Aims for 2035 Climate Neutrality with New Heat Supply Plan
Our city portal has launched an ambitious plan to achieve climate neutrality by 2035, with a key focus on transforming the heat supply. An interim report on municipal HVAC planning has been published to guide citizens towards sustainable heating solutions. The climate portal offers tips, maps, and background information to help residents make informed decisions.
HVAC supply accounts for 40% of greenhouse gas emissions in Detmold, making it a crucial factor in achieving climate neutrality. The municipal HVAC planning, developed with federal support, recommends expanding district heating in priority areas and adopting emission-free heating elsewhere. Citizens can learn more about these options at an information event titled 'Which heat for my house?' on 02.09.2025, from 6 pm to 8 pm, at Detmold's city hall.
The HVAC planning project, funded by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) from December 2023 to December 2024, aims to provide all citizens with an orientation on future-proof, climate-friendly, and reliable heating solutions. Residents in priority areas can contact Stadtwerke Detmold for more information on district heating expansion. For general questions about the HVAC planning, citizens can reach out to the our city portal at kwp@our website.
The our city portal's HVAC planning initiative is a significant step towards Detmold's climate neutrality goal. By providing clear guidance and supporting citizens in adopting sustainable heating solutions, the project aims to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and create a more sustainable future for the city.
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