Electrode Heating Boiler Reick - Lot 1.2. Plant Technology Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Electrode Heating Boiler Reick - Lot 1.2. Plant Technology Balance of Plant
• DET Ref No: 140006249
• Deadline: 28 May 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
• Document Ref. No.: 278729-2026
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• Electrode heating boiler Reick - lot 1.2. Plant technology Balance of Plant DREWAG Stadtwerke Dresden GmbH (hereinafter DREWAG), a subsidiary of Sachsen Energie AG, operates the central district heating network (ZFHN) of the city of Dresden. As part of the In order to achieve the desired decarbonization, the share of renewable heat generation should be significantly increased. An important component is power-to-heat systems (P2H systems), which use electricity generated from renewable sources to generate heat. Electrode heating boiler enable the production of hot water for district heating supply. Against this background, DREWAG is planning to build an electrode heating boiler system (EHK system) to generate heat for the ZFHN at the Dresden-Reick cogeneration plant (HKW Re) site. The The location offers particularly favorable conditions for the construction and integration of the system: •Existing electrical power supply at medium voltage level •Existing connection to the district heating network •Use of existing heat storage as hydraulic Intermediate buffer •Available buildable areas and basically the ability to obtain approval •Synergies in operation and maintenance through spatial proximity to existing systems and existing operating personnel The project includes the construction of a EHK system with 2 × 40 MW electrical power and its integration into the ZFHN. The coupling takes place indirectly via heat exchangers. The existing heat storage system at the site takes on the function of a hydraulic...
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