Heating with oil or gas is becoming more and more expensive. And as tenants, we have no influence on how we heat. Then what can we do? What ideas are there for the future heat supply in Mariendorf, and what do they mean for tenants? How can we ensure that the best alternative prevails?
At the end of June, the first Berlin heating plan will be published. It shows which type of heat supply is best suited for which road: District heating, your own heat pump or a modern heating network?
Julian A. Thoss will explain how heat planning works and what the results mean for our future heating.
What are the alternatives to oil, natural gas and overpriced contracting models? Ulrich Döbler from Aktionskreis Energie reports on his experiences with the planning of local heating networks and the establishment of a heat cooperative.
There will be enough room for questions and discussion.
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This event was made possible with the kind support of the State of Berlin – State Agency for Development Cooperation.
The sponsored institution is solely responsible for the content. The positions presented here do not reflect the position of the Senate Department for Economic Affairs, Energy and Enterprises.
