Stadtwerke Stuttgart - Rosenstein Quartier

Location: Stuttgart, Germany

System/Technology: Regenerative neighborhood supply

Services: Project management, Quality assurance, As-built status and data recording, Pre-project planning and tendering, Solution development / Feasibility studies

Industry Branch/Type of Plant: Green Energy, Infrastructure Projects

Client: Stadtwerke Stuttgart GmbH

Activity period: 2023 - ongoing

Project description

In January 2016, the Stuttgart City Council gave the go-ahead for the implementation of the energy transition in Stuttgart by adopting the energy concept „Urbanizing the energy transition in Stuttgart“. Energy master planning and the development and implementation of energy district concepts are of great importance for its realization. Climate-neutral energy supply solutions are to be developed for both existing and new districts.

As part of the „Stuttgart 21“ infrastructure project, the area around the main railway station in Stuttgart is being extensively redeveloped. With the „Rosenstein Quartier“, a mixed-use quarter with over 6,000 residential units, cultural facilities and commercial spaces is being created in several construction phases on an area of 85 hectares.

With the Rosenstein C1 feasibility study, an implementation concept is being developed that will enable the complete supply of all buildings with heating and domestic hot water from local renewable energy sources within the framework of the existing development plan.

INP is providing strategic advice to Stadtwerke Stuttgart with regard to tenders for planning services in order to implement further climate-neutral energy supply solutions.