What should the energy future look like in dettelbach??
Solar energy is currently booming. Dettelbach’s mayor matthias bielek can also tell you a thing or two about it: "it feels like once a week, but at least once a month", according to the head of the town hall on thursday evening in the energy and environment committee, a possible project sponsor for a free-field photovoltaic plant is available in the town hall. The potential areas are already clear: either they have already been bought or a lease agreement has been reached with the farmer.
How to deal with it, what can the city perhaps do itself, can dettelbach’s citizens also benefit, and what to do in two recent cases? – the committee was asked to find answers to a number of questions, or at least to provide some direction. There were three lectures on the different aspects. New: an appropriate presentation can also be designed from afar – no one has to travel from afar anymore. At least two councillors who are not members of the committee attended the meeting from home on the computer.
Hassfurt is considered a model for many municipalities
"The pipeline to hassfurt is in place", said bielek, introducing the first presentation by norbert zosch, managing director of stadtwerke habfurt. Becoming energy self-sufficient, a distant goal for dettelbach, is something that hassfurt has obviously almost achieved "and is thus a role model for many communities", so bielek. And hassfurt does a lot: 13 wind turbines are operated there alone, there are large photovoltaic systems that produce a lot of electricity, and this must be stored somehow, because the energy is to remain on site.