About
Saulgauer Wärme is a private headquartered in Bad Saulgau, Germany specializing in Biomass, Geothermal, Solar.
Saulgauer Wärme is a heating network project operated by Stadtwerke Bad Saulgau in cooperation with Thüga. The project aims to supply the core city of Bad Saulgau with sustainable district heating powered by renewable sources: biomass (wood chips from regional forestry and maintenance), environmental heat from thermal water, industrial and commercial waste heat, and solar thermal systems. The heating system delivers hot water through insulated underground pipes to connected buildings. Individual households have heat exchange stations replacing traditional boilers. The project received federal funding of €1.4 million in November 2022 for feasibility studies and planning. A feasibility study completed end of 2024 confirmed economic viability. The heating supply is planned to operate with 99% renewable energy, exceeding the 65% renewable requirement under Germany's Building Energy Act (GEG). The system can integrate existing solar thermal systems and offers 70% federal funding support for connections under current regulations.
Headquarters
Bad Saulgau, Germany
Company Type
Private