Town Hall

Municipality Binzen

Building type

Town Hall

Location

Binzen, Baden-Württemberg

Size

450 m²

Year of construction

1909

Radiators

Project

In the winter of 2020/2021, the radiator thermostats in the town hall of the municipality of Binzen in Baden-Württemberg were replaced.

According to Mayor Andreas Schneucker, the total of 44 radiators on the entire town hall premises can now be controlled centrally and digitally. The town hall is heated with gas. Previously, the municipality used around 227,000 kilowatt hours of gas per year for heating, which, according to Schneucker, caused costs of 11,500 euros as well as 46 tons of CO2.

20,8%

Savings

Result

Thanks to our intelligent individual room control, 20.8% of the energy consumption could be saved. Taking into account the CO2 tax, which is to increase gradually, we expect annual savings of approx. 2,700 euros, so that the sustainable investment will pay for itself within approx. 3 years for the municipality. In addition, it is estimated that approximately 9.6 tons of CO2 will be saved annually. Furthermore, the vilisto online platform enables easy management of the radiators remotely and provides interesting insights for municipal energy management.

48000

kWh

Forecast annual energy savings

2700

€

Forecast annual cost savings

9,6

tons CO₂

Forecast annual climate protection contribution

years

Forecast amortization period

Measuring method: Digital heat meters and weather-adjusted consumption

What our customers say:

Before, during, and after the installation of the thermostats, the employees or our direct contact persons at vilisto were and are always at our side quickly and goal-oriented. The openness to suggestions for improvements and adjustments is also pleasant, so that the operation can be optimized in a user-oriented manner.

Ricardo AndreanoMain Office Department -Construction- | GVV Vorderes Kandertal, Binzen

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.