How ice energy storage and rooftop solar panels contribute to the energy transition

HEIKO LÜDEMANN

Heiko Lüdemann
Viessmann Eis-Energiespeicher GmbH

Dipl.-Ing. Heiko Lüdemann, CEO of Viessmann Eis-Energiespeicher GmbH, graduated from his apprenticeship as a machine fitter at the Rickmers shipyard in Bremerhaven. He then studied mechanical engineering at the University of the Federal Armed Forces in Munich-Neubiberg. After serving as an officer at the Federal Armed Forces, he entered into sales and served as sales manager of Rohleder-Rekord GmbH and Raychem GmbH. In 1996 he became self-employed and acted as a consultant, trainer, and author for more than 15 years.

Mr. Lüdemann has published numerous guidebooks on the subjects of career, sales, and management, as well as professional articles and TV clips regarding heating and cooling with ice and renewable energies. He has many years of experience in the fields of renewable energies, sales, management, marketing, public relations, and new media.

How ice energy storage and rooftop solar panels contribute to the energy transition

Ice energy storage systems make it possible to store and use renewable energies most efficiently. When used in combination with the power roof — a photovoltaic system combined with a solar air absorber — two renewable energy sources are established and the building’s independence is increased. The intelligent combination of all components provides energy designers and planners with a tool by which they can best meet the heating and cooling requirements in existing and new buildings almost free from carbon dioxide This session will present a number of specific examples to illustrate how such systems work.