Renewable energy concept for holiday settlement at the quarry pond
A multitude of holiday homes will soon adorn the western shore of the Reeser Meer, a former gravel pit site near the Dutch border in North Rhine-Westphalia. The lake has meanwhile been reclaimed by nature and has a high recreational value. Therefore, it is also important to the operator to cover the thermal and electrical supply by renewable energies as far as possible, with a high degree of self-sufficiency. Our feasibility study focuses on the development of an economic energy supply system for heating, cooling and electricity that ensures cost-benefit-optimal CO2 minimisation during operation. As energy sources, we have evaluated all potentials at the site and developed two alternatives. The energy demand values are methodically derived from a similar project.
