Renovation of town hall, sanitary, heating and ventilation installations Heating

Renovation of town hall, sanitary, heating and ventilation installations Heating
The renovation of St. Georges Town Hall will see the buildings heating and cooling system completely redesigned and implemented as a sustainable, energy efficient system. The system is powered by a central heat pump system combined with geothermal deep drilling, which will allow for a year-round use of environmental energy. The heat source is several earth probes, which are used for deep drill operations and use a constant temperature in the building. The heating pump is operated with a natural heat pump (CO2/R744) and thus a particularly environmentally friendly and environmentally sound solution. The supply of heat systems is provided in a variety of ways, including the provision of heat supplies to the plants, and the supply of energy from the central heating system is provided via a separate heating plant, the supply and the distribution of energy is provided by the central heat and electricity to the central power plant.