Museum

Archaeological Museum Hamburg

Building type

Adminstration, Museum, Theater

Location

Hamburg

Size

3.100 m²

Year of construction

1955

Radiators

Project

The Archaeological Museum Hamburg transitioned from being a historical museum for the city of Harburg to becoming the Federal Archaeological Museum of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg within its 120 years of existence. The cultural site is used in a variety of ways: Next to “classic” office use in the administrative parts, there are exhibition spaces, gastronomy areas as well as a connected theatre. In January 2020, vilisto’s self-learning thermostats were installed – with the aim to adapt the heating consumption as closely as possible to the actual demand resulting form the different usage situations.

29,5%

Savings

Result

Ever since, the public foundation has saved around 30% of heating energy and Co2 emissions in the areas heated by radiators. Economically, the project is also a complete success with a amortization period of 3 years. In addition, by the end of 2030, the additional burden of the CO2 tax will be reduced by around 7,500€.

76160

kWh

Forecast annual energy savings

3550

€

Forecast annual cost savings

15,4

tons CO₂

Forecast annual climate protection contribution

years

Forecast amortization period

Measuring method: Digital heat meters and weather-adjusted consumption

What our customers say:

The heating thermostats from vilisto are very interesting for an institution like our museum. Saving energy is not only attractive from a financial point of view, but also sustainable and innovative.

Thorsten-Römer-Kaufmännischer-Geschäftsführer-Archäologisches-Museum-Hamburg

Thorsten RömerCommercial Director | Archaeological Museum Hamburg

Our success stories

Our digital heat management is already active in a large number of properties. As you are reading this, it is also saving heating costs and CO₂ emissions.