Category: Analysis

Retail park - central pillar of local supply

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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Labubu in Germany: Collecting fever is back

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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Wind turbines in the landscape

Fewer wind turbines - more electricity?

With approx. 520,000 Topshops addresses from almost 1,300 chain stores, Nexiga's Point of Sales database is unique in Germany. This makes the determination of sales hotspots reliable and facilitates meaningful location and competition analysis for any location.

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Branch network comparison hearing acoustics - best agers are booming

Industry is the largest energy consumer in Germany, but private households are right behind. They use the majority of their energy to heat apartments and houses. Despite improved insulation in recent decades, energy demand continues to rise as living space increases.

Efficient energy planning can be supported by the Nexiga heat demand map, which shows the heat demand in detail down to street level.

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E-car charging stations

Charging infrastructure in Germany

Climate point: e-car. The number of e-vehicle registrations has been on the rise again since the beginning of 2025. As of January 1, 2025, over 1.65 million battery electric vehicles (BEV) were registered.

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