The site’s energy supply had many interfaces. It was a matter of bringing all the requirements of the numerous construction and planning companies with all stakeholders together. From a technical point of view, different systems and equipment had to be homogenised across the entire site . To ensure sustainable energy management, monitoring, billing, optimisation of self-consumption and integration of current weather forecasts are to be incorporated into the control system. 

The energy centre uses the full potential of the available renewable energies in the best possible way. Through heat pumps and chillers, groundwater is used sustainably, safely and flexibly to produce thermal energy. The natural refrigerant ammonia is used for this. Photovoltaic systems on the roofs and facades of the buildings provide the necessary power. A cloud-based management platform is used to monitor all the facilities on the site and helps optimise operating and maintenance costs. A dedicated technical network caters for communication between the various automation systems on the site. In addition to the usual monitoring functions, the energy management system must also optimise the self-consumption of the solar power production on the site and process the data accordingly for the energy billing system.