Sustainability in Borkheide: E-charging stations and PV systems for everyone!

Sustainability in Borkheide: E-charging stations and PV systems for everyone!

Borkheide, Deutschland - Borkheide, a small community in Brandenburg, sets sustainability and modern quality of life with new residential complexes. For two years, there have been three residential buildings on Neuendorfer Straße, which offer a total of 14 apartments with 1 to 4 rooms. The apartments are not only in KFW-55-Standard Built, but also have a photovoltaic system that contributes to the use of renewable energies. In addition, electric charging stations for electric vehicles were installed by Weber & Sperling.

The residential project is ideally located, with facilities such as a café, a pediatrician as well as commercial rooms and apartments in the immediate vicinity. The tenants benefit from the integrated infrastructure, which also promotes the use of e-mobility. The public charging stations in the area include two in Borkheide, one in Neuendorfer Straße and one in the industrial area on Steinstrasse.

promote sustainability and e-mobility

The family of Johannes Schwitalla has opted for a four-room apartment and is planning a home with responsible construction by using wood, a heat pump and its own PV system. They are currently using a hybrid vehicle that is well supplemented by the growing e-mobility infrastructure in Borkheide. The The aim of these sustainable concepts is to reduce the CO2 emissions and to enable environmentally friendly way of life.

The photovoltaic system produces electricity on site that can be used by all tenants. This type of energy supply is not only CO2-neutral, but also makes it easier for households to reduce electricity costs. It is estimated that a PV system with an output of 1 kWP generates between 800 and 1,000 kWh of electricity annually, which significantly improves self-sufficiency. In addition, households that are equipped with a PV system are able to use electricity free of charge and even benefit from feed-in tariffs for non-consumed solar power.

funding and future prospects

To further spread the spread of electromobility and photovoltaic systems, the KfW has a New subsidy Charging stations, PV systems and battery storage. The maximum grant can be up to 9,600 euros, which makes the purchase of such systems more attractive for many households.

The integration of sustainable construction, modern quality of living and electrical mobility in Borkheide is a successful example of the future of living. The rental prices are 12.50 euros per square meter, which is considered fair in view of the equipment and the sustainable philosophy of the project. Information on relevant topics such as garbage disposal or cleaning is provided by tenants via a display display in the hallway, which offers a high quality of life.

Overall, the Borkheider project shows how not only the living space improves through innovative approaches and strong focus on the environment, but also a sustainable living environment can be created.