Friday, 3 May 2019, 11:15 am, Großer Saal (ground floor), simultaneous translation into English
Passive House has grown exponentially since its foundations in the mid-1980s and the construction of the first building in 1990 and today one of the emerging topics is Passive House regions and districts. Heidelberg itself is home to the largest completed Passive House district in the world and in this session the urban planning processes of Passive House districts will be investigated.
Session attendees will be able to hear from members of the Heidelberg Bahnstadt team about the development and progress of this world leading district. The session will also include presentations from two other German projects, from the cities of Waldorf, Lohfelden and Niderau, on the implementation of Passive House building standards at the regional level. A special session on renewable energy powered district heating will also be presented. This session will be essential viewing for all practitioners interested in seeing Passive House advance to the next level of development – Passive House Cities.
| Time | Topic | Speaker |
| 11:15 am | Bahnstadt Heidelberg: Urban planning processes to achieve the Passive House district and quality assurance | Robert Persch, Ralf Bermich |
| 11:40 am | Green long-distance heating | Markus Morlock |
| 12:05 pm |
The city of Walldorf - active for Passive House buildings |
Christiane Staab |
| Environmental and climate protection are of the utmost importance in Walldorf. We are Ganz.Schön.Fair - that is our Fairtrade-city motto. We summarise our environmental and climate protection work under the slogan: Good ideas - Good climate - Walldorf. We not only want to live well in Walldorf, we also want to ensure a good climate and fair and good living conditions worldwide. | ||
| 12:30 pm | Development area for a Passive House estate: The example set by the municipalities of Lohfelden and Nidderau, a Hessian pilot project | Arne Keßler |