Energy saving measures for the Museum Frieder Burda in Baden-Baden
Energy costs reduced by over 30 %
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MuseumsIn order to share his passion for painting and sculpture with his fellow human beings, Frieder Burda built a museum on the majestic Lichtentaler Allee in Baden-Baden in 2003. Since then, the works of art in his collection have mostly been illuminated by natural light through the high glass walls of the building. Nevertheless, the energy bills were high from the start, so our experts were brought on board in 2019 to analyze the consumption costs and to identify energy saving measures.
Customer benefits
Our services
- Identify potential savings and implement measures
- Demand-based and energy-efficient new arrangement of the air conditioning systems
- Increasing the energy efficiency of cooling by installing energy-efficient pumps with speed control
- Lighting upgrade with modern and highly efficient LED lighting fixtures
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