Germany Energetic Window Tender

The days are getting shorter the temperatures drop the heating season starts. Just in time for the colder season of the year a good half of the more than 800 windows in the New Palace in Stuttgart have been renovated and energetically modernized .Most of the work in the two wings of the palace should be completed by the end of November. In 2021 the windows in the Dachspitz and in the White Hall will be renovated.We want to organize Baden-Wrttembergs administration in a largely climate-neutral manner. To achieve this we also do everything possible in our properties. All of the buildings owned by the state now cause 50 percent fewer CO 2 emissions than in the base year 1990 said Finance Minister Edith Sitzmann. The energetic renovation of the windows in the New Palace is another of many building blocks in our energy and climate protection concept. The renovation of the windows of the two wings saves around 32 tons of CO 2 per year .The wooden windows of the New Palace are in need of renovation. In particular tightness and insulation quality do not correspond to the state of the art. With the renovation in line with listed buildings among other things the outer single glazing will be replaced by modern double glazing. In addition new window seals are installed. Since May 2018 the windows have been refurbished gradually and during ongoing operations. Work was interrupted during the cold season.The New Palace in Stuttgart which was rebuilt until 1964 after its destruction in the Second World War and is a listed building houses the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Economics Labor and Housing. The State Ministry is located in the middle wing. Further information InFebruary 2020 the state government updated the energy and climate protection concept for state-owned properties for the years 2020 to 2050. The CO 2 emissions caused in state buildings are to be reduced by at least 65 percent by 2030 and by at least 80 percent by 2040 compared to the base year 1990. A reduction of at least 90 percent is planned by 2050.