- The exclusive Nexiga event of a special kind.
With smart analyses for sustainable and efficient heat planning.
Guidelines such as the Heat Planning Act (WPG) provide valuable guidance, but every local authority faces individual challenges - be it the condition of the existing infrastructure or a lack of crucial data. Precise and future-proof heat planning requires building-specific information and regular updates in order to make informed decisions.
To be successful in the long term, heat planning must be dynamic. Only in this way can it be flexibly adapted to new technologies, legal adjustments and demographic developments - and create a resilient basis for a sustainable, efficient energy supply.
Data-driven heat planning with the Location Twin®
A lot has happened in the last twelve months! New developments, valuable findings and tried-and-tested solutions are expected in 2025.
Energy consumption and infrastructure performance continue to be key topics. Geodata, 3D building data and other high-precision information enable realistic and realistic planning. GIS-supported heat demand analyses provide precise forecasts for municipal heat planning and create a solid basis for strategic decisions.
Nexiga's customers and partners have gained many profitable insights in recent months, whether through special data in the field of energy or in the formulation of questions:
- What data is really needed?
- How exactly can a data-based digital twin be created?
- Which planning tools are available or have developed further?
- How are the results visualized and then used?
You can look forward to exciting insights and innovative solutions.
What data is needed? What tools are already available? How can results be optimally visualized?
Practical approaches on how digital tools support efficient and future-oriented heat planning are on the program. All this awaits you and, of course, the culinary finale in the form of an entertaining barbecue event!
- Santos Grill GmbH | SANTOS 800 | Hafenstraße 1 | 51063 Cologne
- Here, energy industry experts are among themselves. Exchange and networking about heat planning in barbecue mode. Practical user reports are on the menu. Precise data and pinpoint analyses are the ingredients.
The program
Lecture
Kai Hänig
Head of Portfolio Development
Michael Cherner
Head of Data Science & Engineering
digikoo GmbH
"From data to strategy - How the digipad modernizes heat planning: A hands-on approach."
Kai Hänig has seven years of experience in IT consulting and technical project management and has a deep understanding of complex projects. His work in environmental informatics is particularly exciting and underlines his commitment to sustainable solutions. As Product Manager at digikoo, he is responsible for the further development of the product portfolio and forms the interface between the go-to-market team and IT.
Originally from Bonn, in addition to his professional passion he is also an active basketball player in the 2nd Bundesliga.
Michael Cherner has been gaining in-depth experience in data science and IT since 2013, initially as a research assistant at the University of Kiel and later as a data science consultant at IBM in industries such as automotive, logistics and retail.
Since 2021, he has headed the Data Science & Engineering department at digikoo, where he develops innovative data-driven solutions for heat, mobility and energy. His focus is on fast, cost-efficient defossilization solutions that drive data-driven decisions in the energy sector.
Lecture
Dr. Ralf Andreas Sembritzki
Sales Manager at Hansa Luftbild and Branch Manager for Austria
K2I2 - Competence Center for Climate Change and Integral Infrastructure Management e.U
"Detailed route planning in the field of fiber optic expansion and heat conduction planning"
Since the spin-off of Hansa Luftbild Mobile Mapping GmbH from Hansa Luftbild AG in 2022, the biology graduate has been Head of Sales and Austrian Branch Manager based in Vienna. His activities focus on supporting telecommunications companies with fiber optic expansion. In addition, the focus is on real estate cadastre for municipalities and the private sector as well as on municipal road cadastre projects through to pavement management.
Lecture
Thomas Wenzel
Team leader for potential and GIS analyses
DBI
"GIS-supported heat demand analysis - heat demand for residential and non-residential buildings based on 3D building data."
The graduate industrial engineer specializing in energy technology has been team leader of the "Potential & GIS Analyses" team in the Energy Supply Systems department at DBI Gas- und Umwelttechnik GmbH since 2022. He is passionate about data-based approaches in municipal heat planning and combines technical understanding with GIS-supported analysis to enable well-founded decisions for the heat transition.
His team of six works on projects at the interface between research and practice - from feasibility studies in accordance with BEW and third-party funded projects in the field of heating research to scientific consulting for associations and universities. He has also been a certified heating network assessor since 2023.
Lecture
Norbert Stankus
Director Energy & E-Mobility
Nexiga Ltd.
"Demand-oriented heat planning thanks to data power: from heat pump scores to building-specific information."
Norbert Stankus is Director Energy & E-Mobility at Nexiga and has many years of experience in the field of location intelligence. As a key account manager, he advises well-known companies such as E.ON, EWE, Badenova and LichtBlick as well as municipal utilities, grid operators and e-vehicle manufacturers.
His expertise in the energy transition, heat planning and e-mobility makes him a sought-after contact in the industry. As an enthusiastic e-car driver, he is also privately committed to the mobility transition.
