Preparation of the Municipal Heat Planning for the Large Tender

• Country: Germany
• Summary: Preparation of the Municipal Heat Planning for the Large District Town of Oelsnitz/Vogtl.
• DET Ref No: 134550715
• Deadline: 20 Feb 2026
• Financier: Self Financed
• Purchaser Ownership: Government
• Tender Value: Refer Document
• Notice Type: Tender
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• Description:
• a) Client: Official name: City administration of Oelsnitz/Vogtl.; Area/Department: Building Authority; Street, house number: Markt 1; Postal code: 08606; Location: Oelsnitz/Vogtl.; Country: DE; Telephone: +49 37421730; Fax: +49 3742173211; Internet address: www.oelsnitz.de; Email: winkler@oelsnitz.de b) Type of award: Public tender c) Offers can only be submitted in writing. d) Type of order: Planning service e) Place(s) of execution: Official name: Large district town of Oelsnitz; Street, house number: Markt 1; Postal code: 08606; Location: Oelsnitz/Vogtl.; Country: DE f) Type and scope of the service: Preparation of the municipal heat planning for the large district town in accordance with the Heat Planning Act and the Saxon Heat Planning Ordinance. The performance is divided into the following sub-areas: - Project management - Suitability test - Existing analysis - Potential analysis - Target scenario - Implementation strategy with measures - Public participation Suitability test and shortened heat planning (§14 WPG) At the beginning Heat planning uses the suitability test to identify sub-areas that will most likely not be able to be supplied by a heat network or a hydrogen network in the future. Under certain conditions, in these sub-areas a shortened heat planning can be carried out. Heat planning does not need to be carried out in areas that are already completely supplied with renewable energy or unavoidable waste heat. Inventory analysis (§ 15 WPG) The inventory analysis includes a systematic and qualified survey of the current heat requirement and consumption in the areas of space heat, hot water and process heat, the current supply structure and the resulting greenhouse gas emissions. In addition, will Information about the buildings, such as building types and building age classes, was collected systematically and qualifiedly. Potential analysis (§ 16 WPG) The potential analysis records the potential for reducing the heat requirement...
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