ENGIE Deutschland supplies 17 building units with heat
Heat supply in front of Ziegler Anstalten in Horgenzell
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Public sectorSolution:
EnergiecontractingThe Zieglerschen ( formerly Zieglersche Anstalten) is a diaconal enterprise that operates an extensive network of diaconic services in Baden-Wuerttemberg. The institutions work in the areas of: old- age assistance, disability assistance, addiction treatment, help with speech problems, youth assistance and work integration.
At the Horgenzell site in Baden-Wuerttemberg ENGIE supplies 17 building units with heat for central heating and hot water.
Customer benefits
Key figures
- Two heating centers
- Boiler (pellets): 600 kW
- Boiler (oil): 1,300 kW
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