The majority of the heat generation plants at the Frankfurt site are currently operated with fossil fuels. In the short to medium term, some of the existing refrigeration and heat generation systems will reach the end of their technical service life or will no longer be operated for technical reasons. In addition, there are increased demands on the cooling supply infrastructure of the data center located in the West Arcade. KfW is therefore planning a comprehensive modernisation of its heating and cooling supply systems, including the associated infrastructure, as well as the full expansion of the photovoltaic potential of the available roof areas, KfW's own buildings.
The subject of the tender process is the associated MEP planning services.
The majority of the heat generation plants at the Frankfurt site are currently operated with fossil fuels. In the short to medium term, some of the existing refrigeration and heat generation systems will reach the end of their technical service life or will no longer be operated for technical reasons. In addition, there are increased demands on the cooling supply infrastructure of the data center located in the West Arcade. As part of the Climate-Neutral Location Concept 2030, KfW is therefore planning a comprehensive modernisation of its heating and heating systems.
cooling supply systems including the associated infrastructure, as well as the full expansion of the photovoltaic potential of the available roof areas of KfW's own buildings. The subject of the tender process is the associated MEP planning services.
In this procedure KfW-2023-0050 (Lot 2), this is work package 4 – Full expansion of PV roof areas (Lot 2). This work package includes the full expansion of the PV potential on the roofs of KfW's own buildings in Frankfurt. In the run-up to the study, a basic investigation was carried out
on possible PV potentials at the Frankfurt site. As a result, a total of approx. 450 kWp is expected to be installed on the company's 9 own buildings. The interfaces to other trades must be included in the overall planning, as well as the necessary coordination with the grid operator and, if necessary, the authorities. In addition to the installation of new systems, the planning should also include a consideration of the
dealing with the existing old facilities (North Arcade, South Arcade).