sEnSys

Demonstration of a model renovation project featuring smart energy management systems for cost-effective and climate-neutral multi-story residential construction

The “sEnSys” project involves the development and implementation of a comprehensive concept for energy-efficient, cost-effective, and grid-friendly buildings that achieve energy and climate neutrality on an annual basis. The project’s goal is to demonstrate the retrofitting of existing multi-story apartment buildings in the cooperative housing sector. To this end, a residential building from 1968 with approximately 32 residential units was selected. 
The project’s focus includes technical and economic aspects as well as user acceptance of the renovation. To achieve cost-effective operation, operating models for electricity and heating concepts are being examined and implemented. The additional costs for components and control functions are to be offset by increased system efficiency and thus lower energy consumption costs, the elimination of external utility billing, and the full utilization of tenant electricity options. A study will examine the costs of different variants (e.g., minimal and ambitious). 

Prof. Dr. Arno Dentel
Head of Research Energy Efficient Systems in Building Technologies
University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg / Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Supply Technologies , esp. Energy-efficient building technology systems

June 2022 - May 2026

  • GEWOBAU
  • enisyst
  • GPE

Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy

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