Informing the individual about the following details:
In the town of Kirchhellen, a significant shift towards energy efficiency is underway. District Mayor Hendrik Dierichs is encouraging building owners to make their homes more energy-efficient, as part of a larger initiative to transform Kirchhellen into a climate-neutral community by 2045.
The Sanierungsmanagement, the local remediation management, is providing support for this transition. They offer free telephone consultations from Monday to Friday, 9 am to 1 pm, under the number 02041/77394-15. However, it's worth noting that the search results do not provide the name of the head of the Sanierungsmanagement in Kirchhellen nor a phone number for free telephone consultations.
Many attendees of the kick-off event in Kirchhellen have expressed interest in making their homes energy-efficient. During these events, attendees learn about various renovation options, including heat pumps, window renovation, heating installation, green roofs, and surface unsealing. Some attendees were already discussing concrete projects for their homes.
For buildings from the 1960s and 1970s in Kirchhellen, while they have good substance, they often lack proper insulation. Jens Watenphul, who runs the Sanierungsmanagement in Kirchhellen, believes that with its structure, the district has the potential to renovate five percent of its old buildings annually.
The Sanierungsmanagement in Kirchhellen also offers free consulting services for optimally implementing concrete renovations. During on-site consultation appointments, simulations are used to present concrete potential for individual buildings' energy savings. Building owners in Kirchhellen receive assistance in preparing and planning renovation measures.
The town of Kirchhellen is one of eight Ruhr area municipalities being supported by the state in its climate-appropriate transformation until 2029. Every contribution towards the climate-appropriate urban transformation in Kirchhellen is considered valuable.
Technical Deputy Mayor Klaus Müller encourages private engagement in the climate-appropriate urban transformation. More local craftsmen have expressed their willingness to participate in Kirchhellen's energy renovation.
Further information events on specific topics such as heat pumps and solar system operation are planned for the coming months. Annika Lippke from Klimaagentur Rhein-Ruhr presented free consulting services for energy renovation in Kirchhellen.
On the first Thursday of each month, the Sanierungsmanagement offers consultations at the district administration office on Kirchhellener Ring from 2 pm to 6 pm. For those who cannot attend these sessions, telephone consultations are available.
Every step towards energy efficiency brings Kirchhellen closer to its goal of becoming a climate-neutral community. The town's high ownership rate and potential to renovate a significant number of its old buildings make this goal within reach. Let's all do our part in this journey towards a sustainable future.
