FHW Neukölln

About

Founded in 1911, FHW Neukölln is a public headquartered in Berlin, Germany with approximately 200-500 employees specializing in Other.

Fernheizwerk Neukölln AG operates one of Berlin's major district heating networks, supplying thermal energy via underground piping to 61,000 residential units, public facilities, and commercial enterprises across Neukölln and parts of Kreuzberg. Originally established in 1911 as a cogeneration facility, FHW is undergoing significant transformation toward renewable and low-carbon heat production. The company plans to eliminate coal dependency by 2025—five years ahead of regulatory requirements—saving approximately 25,000 tonnes of CO2 annually. Long-term strategy targets climate-neutral heat supply by 2045. Recent investments include a state-of-the-art digital control center for enhanced system efficiency. FHW operates a combined heat and power facility at Weigandufer 49 and maintains extensive district heating infrastructure across the service territory.

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