Innovations and challenges of the energy transition in smart city districts

book: Innovations and challenges of the energy transition in smart city districts

Open Access Published by De Gruyter 2024

Innovations and challenges of the energy transition in smart city districts

Edited by: Sven Leonhardt , Tobias Nusser , Jürgen Görres , Sven Rosinger , Gerhard Stryi-Hipp and Martin Eckhard

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About this book

As living, economic and cultural spaces, cities require a sustainable energy system and must be designed to be highly energy efficient. The book provides a framework for practitioners and scientists on how the energy transition can contribute to achieving climate goals in the building sector. Innovations and creative approaches for solutions from the lighthouse projects of the Solar Building/Energy Efficient City funding initiative are presented.

Contains relevant results from six lighthouse projects of the energy turnaround.
The topics of energy, smart cities and acceptance are considered from two perspectives: the scientific and the practical view of implementers and municipalities.

Author / Editor information

Sven Leonhardt, M.Sc., born in 1983, studied business administration (Dipl.- Kfm.) with a focus on controlling and financial management at the University of Applied Sciences Zwickau (WHZ) from 2006 to 2011. From 2011 to 2014 he was a research assistant in the working group Integrated Information Systems (AIIS) of the WHZ. Parallel to this activity, he completed a master's degree in Management and Systems Intelligence (M.Sc.) at WHZ from 2012 to 2014. Since 2014, with a one-year interruption, he has been working as a project manager and project leader in scientific reallaboratory projects at the city of Zwickau with a focus on: Innovations and Transfer, Energy Transition, Ambient Assisted Living (AAL), Controlling and KPI Systems, Performance Management, Business Model Development, Business Process Integration and Technical Assistance Systems.

Tobias Nusser, M.Sc., is an employee at the Steinbeis Innovation Centre energieplus (SIZ) and the company EGS-plan in Stuttgart in the position of deputy head of the energy conception department and as project manager. He studied mechanical engineering at Ulm University of Applied Sciences and Sustainable Energy (SENCE) at HfT Stuttgart. His work focuses on innovative energy concepts for buildings and districts as well as municipal climate protection concepts. He has been working for more than 10 years in numerous research projects in the context of buildings in the energy-plus or nearly-zero-energy standard as well as on issues of climate neutrality or achieving the energy transition goals at district and city level.

Jürgen Görres, Dr., is head of the Energy Division in the Office for Environmental Protection of the State Capital Stuttgart. After studying process engineering and obtaining his diploma in 1989 at the University of Stuttgart, he worked there as a scientist at the Institute for Process Engineering and Steam Boiler Technology, which he completed in 1996 with a doctorate in the field of energy engineering at the University of Stuttgart. Since 1996, he has been employed at the Office for Environmental Protection of the State Capital Stuttgart: first as head of the section „heat management and energy concepts" and since 2006 as head of the entire energy department. In this role, Dr. Görres is responsible for the development and implementation of the city’s energy and climate protection concept. In doing so, it is a matter close to his heart to develop Stuttgart into a climate-neutral city. In addition, he is involved in various energy working groups (VDI, German Association of Cities and Towns, Council of European Municipalities and Regions) and leads several research projects in the field of energy and its efficient use.

Sven Rosinger, Dr.-Ing., has been a group leader in the Energy research department at OFFIS - Institute of Computer Science in Oldenburg since 2014. He and his research group Energy Efficient Smart Cities look especially at aspects of digitalization, which are becoming increasingly essential for the development of energy-efficient neighbourhoods and cities

Gerhard Stryi-Hipp, Dipl.-Phys., heads the Smart Cities group at the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE in Freiburg. He was Managing Director of the German Solar Industry Association for 15 years and has been working scientifically at Fraunhofer ISE since 2009. With his research group, he elaborates energy concepts for climate-neutral cities and neighbourhoods and develops methods for their creation. He coordinates interdisciplinary cooperation in Living Lab projects and is the scientific director of the project EnStadt:Pfaff.

Martin Eckhard, Dipl.-Ing, is working since 30 years at the interface between business, science and regions. Basis are his studies in mechanical engineering, technical-economical environmental protection and mathematics. After initial activities in design engineering and toolshop management, he was active for 22 years in innovation funding in all fields of technology with partners from science and industry. By a further change into economy he was responsible for funding within the range of automation technology. Since 2016 he is developing the PtX-initiative ENTREE100 at Entwicklungsagentur Region Heide. He gives support to all regional partners in all questions concerning funding, develop new projects and coordinate QUARREE100.

Topics

Frontmatter Publicly Available Download PDF	I
Preface Publicly Available Download PDF	V
Foreword of the Editors Publicly Available Download PDF	VII
Contents Publicly Available Download PDF	IX
Enablers and Barriers to the Sustainable Transformation of Urban Districts Simon Moeller, Michael Schneider and Sven Leonhardt Publicly Available Download PDF	XV
Contributors Publicly Available Download PDF	LIX
1 Presentation of the “ENaQ” Energy Transition Lighthouse Sven Rosinger, Steffen Wehkamp and Georg Blum Open Access Download PDF	1
2 Regulatory and Legal Challenges for District Energy Systems in Practice and Research Steffen Wehkamp, Lucas Schmeling and Sven Leonhardt Open Access Download PDF	17
3 Multi-Objective Design Optimisation of District Energy Supply – The Influence of Different Domestic Hot Water Concepts Peter Klement, Patrik Schönfeldt and Lucas Schmeling Open Access Download PDF	35
4 District Energy Management Scheduling using a Participatory Local Energy Market Alexander Hill, Christian Pieper and Tobias Brandt Open Access Download PDF	53
5 Establishing a Smart City Data and Interoperability Platform Oliver Norkus, Jens Wotte and Matthias Brucke Open Access Download PDF	75
6 The Role of Citizen Participation in Developing a New Energetically Efficient Quarter – Limitations and Success Factors Maren Wesselow, Torsten Grothmann and Bernd Siebenhüner Open Access Download PDF	91
7 “Mixed Reality Systems in the Participation in Urban Land Use Planning.” Stefan Büscher and Silke Lorenz Open Access Download PDF	109
8 Participatory Processes in Geodata-Based Thermal Energy Planning Marvin Schnabel, Moritz Elbeshausen, Sascha Koch and Sebastian Erdmann Open Access Download PDF	119
9 Climate District Neue Weststadt Katja Walther Open Access Download PDF	133
10 Climate Impact of Green Hydrogen in an Urban Context Norbert Fisch, Tobias Nusser and Simon Marx Open Access Download PDF	145
11 Developing Sustainable City Districts: A Practitioner’s Report on Klimaquartier Neue Weststadt Holger Heible and Eva Michely Open Access Download PDF	161
12 Design of a Mobility Infrastructure in the Urban District with Special Consideration of the Public and Private Charging Infrastructure and the Expansion of the Bus Overhead Line Network Alexander Müller-Dollinger, Mathias Oberhauser, Martin Neuburger and Walter Czarnetzki Open Access Download PDF	171
13 Power System Supporting Control Strategy for Es_West_P2G2P – from Idea to Implementation Felix Mayer, Florian Tischer and Johannes Walbrunn Open Access Download PDF	191
14 Social Research to Enable Human- Oriented Energy Transition. Results from a Climate District Felix Bader, Dominikus Vogl, Janika Gabriel and Eva Schulze Open Access Download PDF	205
15 Integrated Research Approach of the Lighthouse Project EnStadt:Pfaff Bettina Dech-Pschorn, Gerhard Stryi-Hipp, Thomas Anton, Frank Elberzhager, Rolo Fütterer and Christian Persohn Open Access Download PDF	219
16 Need for Further Development in Urban Land Use Planning to Enable Climate-neutral Districts Gerhard Stryi-Hipp, Diana Berg, Bettina Dech-Pschorn, Rolo Fütterer, Patrick Huwig, Martin Kohl and Stefan Staehle Open Access Download PDF	233
17 Methods for the Development of Energy Concepts for Climate Neutral Neighbourhoods Patrick Huwig and Thomas Anton Open Access Download PDF	257
18 Greenhousegas Balancing and Life Cycle Analysis in the Context of Climate-Neutral Neighbourhoods Sara Schierz and Manuel Schaubt Open Access Download PDF	267
19 A Climate-Neutral Smart City District Supported by Digital Solutions Frank Elberzhager, Steffen Hupp, Svenja Polst, Phil Stüpfert and Arne Surmann Open Access Download PDF	279
20 Technologies for Climate Neutral Districts: Agent Based Energy Management and Blockchain Based Organization for Energy Communities Arne Surmann and Manuel Utz Open Access Download PDF	295
21 Learning from Climate-Neutral Neighbourhoods: Social Scientific Work in the Living Lab EnStadt:Pfaff Sebastian Gölz, Christian Bär, Diana Berg, Frank Elberzhager, Martin Kohl, Jens Frank, Alexandra Rode, Stefan Staehle and Jörn Zitta Open Access Download PDF	311
22 QUARREE100 – Resilient, Integrated, System-Serving and Sustainable Energy Supply Systems in Existing Urban Quarters in the Context of Regional Structural Processes Martin Eckhard, Torben Stührmann and David Sauss Open Access Download PDF	327
23 Renewable Energy Communities – A New Model for Neighbourhoods? Ilka Hoffmann Open Access Download PDF	343
24 Integration of Heat Consumers into Green Heating Networks – Municipal Control Instruments Judith Schäfer, Ilka Hoffmann and Christian Buchmüller Open Access Download PDF	359
25 Development and Basic Conceptualization of Digital Decision Support Tools to Promote Participation Processes in Energy Transition Lennart Winkeler, David Unland, Torben Stührmann, Teike Scheepmaker and Katrin Fahrenkrug Open Access Download PDF	375
26 Stochastic Modelling and Economic Analysis of Systems for using Volatile Solar Power Volker Binding, Wolfgang Braun and Janko Röbisch Open Access Download PDF	393
27 Resilient Energy System Design of Low Emission Districts – A Model Chain from National Scenarios to Plant Operation Benedikt Meyer, Tino Mitzinger, Johannes Röder, Uwe Krien, Heiko Waurisch and Reiner Schütt Open Access Download PDF	415
28 Challenges for Establishing a Municipal Heating Company from a Research Project Martin Eckhard, Jana Rasch, Martin Struve and Andreas Wojta Open Access Download PDF	435
29 Design and Integration of Large Heat Pumps for District Heating with heterogeneous building structures Joris Zimmermann and Gunther Gehlert Open Access Download PDF	453
30 Quantification of Regional Economic Effects through a Sustainable Heat Supply of a Neighbourhood Anne Nieters Open Access Download PDF	465
31 Presenting the lighthouse of energy transition „STADTQUARTIER 2050“ Jürgen Görres, Simeon Kühl, Melissa Siegl, Heike Erhorn-Kluttig, Katrin Lenz, Henner Gimpel, Valerie Graf-Drasch, Annette Roser, Karin Schakib-Ekbatan and Anneka Ressel Open Access Download PDF	483
32 Solutions for Climate-Neutral District Concepts Johannes Schrade, Micha Illner, Heike Erhorn-Kluttig and Hans Erhorn Open Access Download PDF	505
33 ZED (Demonstrating Zwickau’s Energy Transition): Innovations and Transformation for the Energy Turnaround -Electrical-Thermal Wide Area Synchronous Grid as the Basis for Energy-Efficient and Socially Fair Quarter Development Sven Leonhardt, Tobias Teich and Mirko Bodach Open Access Download PDF	523
34 Thermal Smart Grid for Decentralised Heat Supply in the Quarter Tobias Härtel, Mario Reichel and Martin Schwind Open Access Download PDF	541
35 Heat-Pump-Based Local District Heating System with Hot Water Store Shengqing Xiao, Dimitri Nefodov, Markus Richter and Thorsten Urbaneck Open Access Download PDF	579
36 Interconnection of Smart Homes and Smart Buildings as a Building Block of Smart Cities Daniel Kretz, Tobias Teich, Daniel Franke, Manoël Kraus, Oliver Scharf, Sebastian Junghans and Tim Neumann Open Access Download PDF	595
37 Forecast-Based Storage Control at Quarter Level Lukas Wechselberger, Benny Gottschalk and Mirko Bodach Open Access Download PDF	611
38 User-Centred and Sustainable Local Mobility – A Participatory Approach in the Neighbourhood Erik Höhne, Michael Schneider, Carolin Alippi, Elisabeth Borbe and Oliver Scharf Open Access Download PDF	623
Index Open Access Download PDF	639

(Deutsch)

Language: English
Publisher: De Gruyter
Audience: Scientists and practitioners with a focus on innovations in the relevant areas of the energy transition.
Pages
- Front matter: 13
- Main content: 654
Illustrations
- Illustrations: 25
- Coloured Illustrations: 198
- Tables: 17
- Coloured Tables: 1
Keywords: Energy Transition; Local energy community; district energy system; smart city; mobility concepts; climate neutrality; renewable energies

eBook

Published: December 31, 2023
ISBN: 9783110777567

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Published: December 31, 2023
ISBN: 9783110777543