Refurbishing hall heating can be costly. Or simple and lucrative.
"We know that our heating system is old and not efficient enough. But in the short term, we don't have the capacity to set up a new infrastructure project. We are patching up the bare essentials." "We've been annoyed with the old heating system for years. But the hall is rented. People are simply afraid to make long-term investments." Two typical statements when it comes to outdated heating systems in existing buildings. Often, however, the necessary budgets are simply not made available by the management - investments are primarily made in the production process. Hall heating is considered less relevant. In addition, larger investments that are depreciated over years often simply do not fit into financial planning. This is a crux that many plant or maintenance managers struggle with.
The problem with this is that many companies lose millions over the years. In saved energy costs alone. Budgets that could be freed up for other investments. At the same time - if you think about the urgent climate policy requirement to reduce CO2-emissions - relevant relief potential literally disappears into thin air.
But there is a solution. It's called renting hall heating. Unusual, because heating systems are traditionally regarded as capital goods. But this view has changed radically. With its new HeizWerk rental model, KÜBLER, the specialist for energy-efficient hall heating systems, provides a very simple and practical answer to the frequent investment backlog in the energy-efficient refurbishment of large-capacity heating systems.
The new HeizWerk rental model offers a number of advantages that make it interesting for many hall projects. The three most important are
- No capital expenditure
- Immediately reduced operating costs
- Modern high-efficiency technologies for new or existing buildings
Rent hall heating: Your all-round carefree package
The hall heating rental service model is a complete all-round carefree package. Excluding operation and energy supply (procurement remains with the user as usual), the package includes all services from the analysis of hall-specific energy flows, planning and engineering to reliable heating operation and bundles these into a single product: heat.
All these services are combined in HeizWerk:
- Modern energy-saving heating technology
- Planning, engineering, realization
- Advice on purchasing gas
- System operation
- Service and maintenance
- Availability guarantee
- Digital control and analysis software (heat management system)
- Preparation of annual heat reports, for example for audits such as ISO 14001, ISO 50001 or DIN EN 16247
An economical and sustainable solution for hall operators who rely on guaranteed energy efficiency and cost reduction for heating.
Fulfill legal framework conditions
The highly efficient heating technology is supported by an intelligent operating management and monitoring system. It ensures continuous optimization of the heating process. This allows energy savings to be actively controlled and potential to be used sustainably. Logs and reports can be generated at any time at the touch of a button. Ultimately, it is the company's efficiency targets that are supported by the heating modernization. For example, in accordance with EnEV and EEWärmeG, or for certification in accordance with ISO 14001, DIN 16247 or ISO 50001.
Multi-award-winning solutions from the specialist
KÜBLER stands for 30 years of experience in the development, design and operation of sustainable, energy-efficient systems. The company specializes in the development of highly efficient infrared hall heating systems and is regarded as an innovation and technology leader in this segment. It has been setting the technical standards for the industry for decades. Most recently with the WÄRME 4.0 digital hall heating concept. KÜBLER is regularly recognized for its corporate and innovative achievements. Awards in recent years include: German Sustainability Award 2012 for "Germany's most sustainable product" (H.Y.B.R.I.D.), Energy Masters Award 2014 (Reiners + Fürst customer project with around 65 % energy savings), Energy Efficiency Award 2016 (Thelen Group customer project with around 60 % energy savings), Rhineland-Palatinate Innovation Award 2018 (WÄRME 4.0 - the Digital Hall Heating System).
- Kaiserslautern. Heating and lighting industrial and commercial buildings in a climate-neutral way - that is "excellent", according to the jury of the state of Rhineland-Palatinate, which awarded the prestigious innovation prize to KÜBLER GmbH from Ludwigshafen. With this award, the state honours the immediately implementable and economical contribution to decarbonization in industrial heat supply through the FUTURA multi-energy system. KÜBLER GmbH has been developing heating systems for halls for more than three decades, employs 130 people and has built up proven expertise with its own R&D unit. This is already the fourth innovation award in the company's history.
- "The best kilowatt hour is the one saved," says Thomas Kübler. The managing partner of KÜBLER GmbH Energiesparende Hallenheizungen is in good company. DENEFF also states* that too little is being invested, even though energy efficiency pays off, and quotes Lower Saxony's Energy Minister Olaf Lies with his plea for an energy policy based on the principle of "Efficiency First". Experts agree that if the 2030 climate targets are to be even remotely achieved, effective measures are needed quickly. The first priority is to reduce energy consumption. The solution to this can be found in the industrial sector with specially developed hall heating systems from KÜBLER. They combine enormous savings potential with a short ROI.
- The multi-energy IR hall heating system with integrated lighting function has already won its fourth design award in prestigious competitions for innovation and its valuable contribution to the energy transition.
- Berlin, 14.03.2024 The energy-flexible new development FUTURA from hall heating specialist KÜBLER is the winner of the BVMW Future Prize 2024. Founder and Managing Director Thomas Kübler accepted the award in front of around 6,000 participants at the BVMW Future Day at Station-Berlin.