Installation of 10 Innovative heat substations to ensure low-return temperatures
Munich Electric-Renewable Energy Sources
General facts
The geothermal plant in Freiham is running and fully operational since January 2017. The geothermal heat feeding in the municipal district heating covers the base load of thermal power in Neuaubing-Westkreuz (refurbishment area) and Freiham (new urban development area) in the west of Munich. This energy source is also available for existing buildings in the Neuaubing-Westkreuz project area and for the new high energetic efficient urban development area Freiham.
While the initial objective was to install a geothermal plant (GA) with a capacity of 10 MW, current results are outperforming this target and delivering a capacity of 13 MW with 93,5 °C temperature of thermal water and volume of 100 liter/sec. The return temperature is about 60°C.
The ten innovative heat substations ensure low-return temperatures to the district heating grid for its better efficiency.
SWM
District heating grid owner and operator
https://www.swm.de/
Private owners and municipal buildings
MGS
Coordination of the topic within Smarter Together (Task Energy)
www.mgs-muenchen.de
- Implementation depends on the profitability/cost effectiveness of the measure
- Owners cannot be forced to give their consent.
Specific facts
SWM
Neuaubing-Westkreuz and Freiham
7
2,2 MW
Not known
Not known
2016-2018
- Implementation depends on the profitability/cost effectiveness of the measure
- Owners cannot be forced to give their consent.