LehB:klimafit! Lebe heute im Bestand: Zusammen klimafit

Ziel des Projekts ist die Sondierung von übertragbaren Sanierungskonzepten für die Umsetzung von klimafitten Sanierungen in Wien. Es werden integral optimierte Sanierungspakete entwickelt, die in den Gebäudeensembles auf umsetzungs­wahr­scheinliche, klimafitte Gesamtlösungen mit den relevanten Stakeholder:innen hin optimiert werden.

PhaseOut - Wärmepumpentechnologien in der Bestandssanierung

Ziel ist die Konzeption, Optimierung, Umsetzung, Demonstration und Bewertung von innovativen, minimalinvasiven Sanierungslösungen (thermische Sanierung und Heizungstausch) mit Wärmepumpen und PV im Geschoßwohnbau an sieben bau­gleichen Gebäuden. Es erfolgt ein umfänglicher Vergleich verschiedener technischer Lösungsvarianten auf Basis modularer und skalierbarer Gebäude­techniksysteme sowie multifunktionaler Gebäudekomponenten für den Austausch von dezentralen Gasetagenheizungen durch zentrale, semi-zentrale und dezentrale Wärmepumpen-Lösungen.

UrbanEnergyCells - Anforderungen zur Umsetzung von Energiezellen in zukünftigen Energiesystem­designs

Die Transformation des derzeit hierarchischen Stromsystems hin zu einem erneuerbaren dezentralen Stromsystem, stellt die Akteure in der Energiewirtschaft und Gesellschaft vor große Herausforderungen. Der überwiegende Teil der derzeit installierten dezentralen erneuerbaren Energiequellen wurde, bedingt durch die einfachere rechtliche Umsetzbarkeit und kürzere Wege der Entscheidungsfindung, vorwiegend in ländlichen Gebieten installiert. Die Energiedichte in urbanen Gebieten ist jedoch deutlich höher, weswegen die elektrische Energie über Netze in die Verbrauchszentren transportiert wird.

VITALITY - Energieoptimierte Design-Regeln und Planungsschnittstellen für BIPV im urbanen Raum

Das Projekt VITALITY zielte darauf ab, unterstützende Instrumente, Designregeln und belastbare Informationen in der frühen Entscheidungs- und Entwurfsphase von Bauvorhaben zu liefern, um bauwerkintegrierte Photovoltaik (BIPV) einerseits in die Diskussion der Konzeptphase einzubringen und andererseits die Umsetzung stark vorzubereiten und zu unterstützen.

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E_PROFIL - neighborhood profiles for optimized energy transformation processes

E_PROFIL is a set of methods (an IT-supported toolkit) for the elaboration of neighbourhood profiles. The aim of the project is to facilitate an energy and resource efficient development in the planning practice of Austrian cities. Furthermore, the project is an important asset for research and planning activities in Europe and can also be applied to other neighbourhoods.

Move2Grid – Implementation of regional energy-supply-concepts by hybrid coupling

Based on the results of the national-funded exploratory projects called “Smart Exergy Leoben”, and “Energy Sponge Bruck”, the present implementation project aims at analysing how local, renewable resources support the supply of electric mobility in Leoben in the long term and to integrate it into the municipal distribution grid in a good economic sense.

HOTSPOTS - Holistic thermographic screening of urban physical objects at transient scales

HOTSPOTS enables new insights and perspectives for city development. According to the project idea innovations in acquisition and sensing as well as densification of geo-referenced city related data are supple­mented by novel processing chains in city data analytics. Driven by an integrated scientific approach we develop a novel method in the selec­tion, evaluation and prioritization of infrastructural city development measures which is directly derived from sensed data hence reducing the risk of ad-hoc decisions or lack in impact.

MOTIVE – Modeling, Optimizing, and technical integration of Vacuum-Glazing-Elements

This project addressed the development of construction details for the implementation of vacuum glazing panels in new windows. In this project such constructions (form of frame, thermal bridges, structural aspects, mounting of glass) were explored via empirical experiments and via simulation. As an outcome, a mock-up was constructed, and the findings were documented in a comprehensive document.

Syn[En]ergy: Development of Potential Synergy Effects between the Interdependency of Urban Planning goals and Photovoltaic Usage on Open Urban Landscapes

Open spaces such as parking lots, brownfields and some categories of recreation areas offer an underutilised potential for photovoltaics in urban regions. In the course of Syn[En]ergy an inter- and transdisciplinary approach potential synergies and conflicts with other use demands were investigated, a typology and practical solutions for selected areas with regard to requirements from economy, urban planning and design, legal as well social aspects developed, and then evaluated by stakeholders from enterprises, administration and the general public.

solSPONGEhigh - High solar fraction by thermally activated components in an urban environment

Within this project the intensive use of thermally activated building elements (TABs) as an additional thermal storage in different buildings, with solar technologies (thermal, PV) preferred for energy supply, was investigated. The aim was to activate and use the thermal storage potential that is immanent in the building elements and thereby achieve solar coverage of the building's heat demand of nearly 100 %.

Enerspired Cities - open and harmonized infomation basis for energy oriented urban planning

In "Enerspired Cities" the concept for an automized junction of judicial secured access regulation to (geo-)energy data is elaborated. This will be adapted to the specific situations in the cities of Innsbruck, Salzburg and Vienna and implemented in dedicated pilot applications. The declared aim is the support of urban planning, monitoring and research by an easy and transparent access to base data coming from various sources for a wide range of users.

PhaseOut – Heat pump technologies in the renovation of existing buildings

The aim is the conception, optimization, implementation, demonstration and evaluation of innovative, minimally invasive renovation solutions (thermal renovation and heating system replacement) with heat pumps and PV in multi-storey buildings on seven identical buildings. The comprehensive comparison includes various technical solution variants based on modular and scalable building technology systems as well as multifunctional building components for the exchange of decentralized gas heating by central, semi-central and decentralized heat pump solutions.

GreenTech-Renovation - Energetic Renovation of Glass Buildings of Architectural Value

The focus of the GreenTech-Renovation project was to find innovative solutions for the energetic renovation of architecturally valuable buildings with a high proportion of glass. A future-oriented building physics concept that includes the use of alternative forms of energy had been developed for this purpose. With ecological and social commitment, an intelligent usage concept could strengthen the energetic renovation concepts and guarantee their sustainability. The 10-Rs of the circular economy (Refuse, Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repair, Refurbish, Remanufacture, Repurpose, Recycle, Recover) will serve as a guideline.

NaNu3 - Parametric Planning for a Sustainable Roof (Blue, Grey and Green)

Demonstration of the feasibility and validation of a parametric model that can evaluate the practical and financial feasibility of the combined use of roof areas as well as its microclimate and environmental effectiveness at an early planning stage.

Plan4.Energy – methodological set for the planning support of positive energy districts

Plan4.Energy develops a set of methods to support the planning of positive energy districts. The data-based system integration will enable a user-friendly quantitative assessment of the possibilities for building a positive energy district. This will allow stakeholders without the relevant background knowledge to realistically assess different project variants.

DIM4Energy - Digital Information Models for the Planning and Optimization of Buildings and Urban Energy Infrastructure

Digital information models (DIM) are playing an increasingly important role in urban planning and decision-making processes, from individual buildings (BIM) to urban information models (UIM). For the planning and optimal operation of plus-energy neighborhoods, valuable information could be obtained from these existing models, provided the appropriate data sources and associated software tools are properly linked.

Indicators for urban areas – for construction, operation and mobility in climate-friendly areas

Development and coordination of indicators for energy and ecological evaluations of urban areas based on the Swiss 2000-Watt certification system. The results will be used for the development of a quality assurance system for urban areas similar to the klimaaktiv declaration for buildings and the e5 certification for communities.