menu Innovations Power to heat P2X @ Adlershof. Sector coupling in a practical test In the course of the expansion of renewable energies, network bottlenecks are increasing. They lead to curtailment of renewable electricity producers. Instead of regulating it due to bottlenecks, it would make more sense to utilize the electricity in power-to-heat or power-to-gas systems according to the motto “use instead of regulation”. Power-to-heat systems should be able to act as consumers on the electricity market in the long term and absorb renewable electricity in times of supra-regional network bottlenecks. The connection of the electricity, heat and gas networks as well as the mobility sector is considered to be an important building block for the success of the energy transition in Germany. In order to quantify the electricity and heat-side potentials for this sector coupling, the respective potentials of power-to-heat systems for the utilization of renewable surplus electricity have been investigated at selected locations since autumn 2015. How can a dynamically growing location become energy efficient? Der Standort Berlin Adlershof spielt in dem vom Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie geförderten Projekt eine bedeutende Rolle. Als eines der erfolgreichsten Hochtechnologie-, Wissenschafts- und Wohnquartiere Europas mit überdurchschnittlichem wirtschaftlichem Wachstum ist das sich rasch entwickelnde Stadtgebiet prädestiniert für ein Modellvorhaben mit der o.g. Fragestellung. Das Projekt P2X@BerlinAdlershof ist in das Quartierskonzept Energiestrategie Berlin Adlershof 2020 eingebettet. Gemeinsam mit ihren Projektpartnern untersucht die BTB in ihrer bestehenden Power-to-Heat-Anlage im Heizkraftwerk Adlershof pilothaft die technischen und organisatorischen Möglichkeiten einer Verwertung von erneuerbarem Überschussstrom innerhalb des Quartiers. Mit Machbarkeitsstudien in die Zukunft Further objectives are the development of new operating concepts for power-to-heat systems as well as business models based on them. Concepts that have already been worked out for the Berlin Adlershof location are to be analyzed with regard to their economic potential and technical and organizational limits are to be simulated. Ultimately, it is a matter of processing the results obtained and using them to create application-oriented planning aids for municipal utilities. I advise you! With energy. Johannes Hinrichsen Contact imprint data protection Downloads Cookie settings