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Fire brigade in Palma, Mallorca |
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IBA DOCK: The floating climate house, Germany |
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The IBA DOCK is the floating exhibition and office building of the International Building Exhibition, Hamburg. The energy concept and energy technology were provided by IMMOSOLAR. The IMMOSOLAR Energy Management System (EMS) made it possible to implement a zero heating energy concept: solar thermal collectors on the roof of the IBA DOCK help a brine/water heat pump to heat the building. The heat pump takes the environmental heat it requires from the River Elbe via heat exchangers in the pontoon or directly from the solar thermal system. The heat pump’s remaining electricity requirement is covered by a photovoltaic system on the roof of the IBA DOCK. This trend-setting energy technology can be viewed as part of the building exhibition. Further information.
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Hotel Kempinski Estepona, Spain |
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Five-star hotel, 149 rooms/Suites, expanded Wellness & Leisure area
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Hot water production for 149 Rooms
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Architectural Integration of 102 solar collectors in the 3 Zones of the roof
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Almost 50 % of the hot water demand is covered by the solar collectors
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Coupling of 3 Oil burners
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3 buffer storage tank with a capacity of 7,125 Liters
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Saving of 30,122 Liter Oil per year
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Avoiding 70.000 kg CO2 per year
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Spa-Hotel in the Alps, Austria |
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4 star hotel with an extensive wellness area
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680m2 of sun collectors, 2 x 16 kW heat pumps with gas boilers and BHKW
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Intelligent operation for a maximum solar yield and concrete activation (optical integration of the collectors in the building concept)
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Hotel Marko on Lake Wörth, Austria |
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This carinthian hotel has been expanded to a modern wellness area. The industrial water is heated using sustainable energy.
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Solar thermic coverage 75%, not reliant on biomass boilers, maximum yield
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Incentive quotes 40% plus tax advantages
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Active positioning appeals to well-funded and environmentally aware target group
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Primadomus, Alicante, Spain |
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Auditorium of Palma de Mallorca, Spain |
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Solar thermics on Rügen, Germany |
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Holiday guests at “Fortuna”, one of the pearls of Rügen, have warm water and warm holiday homes thanks to the maximum usage of solar energy.
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Solar thermic coverage of 63% for warm water and heating support
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Symbiosis of original architectural style and innovative technology
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Building energy concept offering security for the future
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EC Fonz, Province Huesca, Germany |
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This Spanish country hotel produces 44% of its’ energy requirements using solar thermics
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FrontAir Congress in San Boi de Llobregat, Spain |
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Sustainable building energy supply
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Aquafalls – Eco Resort, Portugal |
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An eco-resort made up of 5 single holiday homes and one hotel in the nature reserve of Peneda-Gerês in the north of Portugal. A solar system with 6m2 of collector surface and 450 litres of reservoir capacity in each holiday home guarantees a large percentage of the electricity supply. The energy supply for the hotel and its‘ wellness area is supported by a solar system with 36 collectors and 3000 litres of reservoir capacity. |
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Supply by solar energy and Installation of a hot water system for the Restaurant with up to 400 guests per day.
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Climate control of the new workshop of the Auto manufacturer Audi by solar thermal energy.
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AGRACLUB – Fitness Center, Portugal |
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Fitness Center with expanded Wellness-area and interior pool.
120 m2 solar collectors cover the total energy demand in combination with Gas boilers. Multiple-staged, dynamic loading and unloading by means of most modern technology. A Data logger, coupled with a GSM Modem facilitates a remote controlled fine tuning and monitoring of the system and provides its highly-efficient loading factor.
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