The Volkshochschule of the city of Salzgitter invites you to the lecture "Haus sanieren für Senioren" (House renovation for senior citizens) on Tuesday, September 22, at 6:30 p.m. in the Kniestedter Herrenhaus in Salzgitter-Bad.

"Energy efficiency in new builds - how does it work?": Two internet seminars are offered under this title.

"clever heating" in Salzgitter is the motto of the campaign of the same name. For ten euros, homeowners can receive advice from a neutral energy consultant at home about their heating system. Registrations will be accepted until May 16. Due to the current situation, appointments will be

During a "thermography night walk", interested parties can take a thermal imaging camera to selected buildings in Lebenstedt and Salzgitter-Bad to see how energy is lost in renovated and non-renovated buildings.

There are two new features during the "4th Salzgitter Energy and Climate Protection Days", which take place from September 10 to 13: A music and environmental cabaret and a closing event for young and old.

How and whether can homeowners use solar energy? The solar check, which is being offered for the third time in Salzgitter, provides a helpful answer.

"I'm taking part in climate protection": this is the title of the climate protection brochure that all third and fourth grade pupils in Salzgitter receive. The little ones learn about climate protection in a playful and varied way.

The city is connected by high-speed cycle paths; Wi-Fi is available on all public transport and many farmers in Salzgitter offer their organic products as direct producers: Three visions of the future from participants in the "Im/mobile Culture Salzgitter 2040" workshop, which they discussed with the students.

What should Salzgitter look like in 2040? How do citizens want to live and work then? In the "Im/mobile Cultures - Salzgitter 2040" workshop, ideas will be collected and future scenarios developed.

Get money instead of being annoyed by a high electricity bill: homeowners can use the "Solarcheck" to quickly and easily determine whether the roof of their house is suitable for a photovoltaic or solar thermal system.

Segway rides, testing electric bikes or information about electric cars: many visitors took part in the Mobility Day "Bringing electric mobility to life", which took place for the second time after 2016 as part of European Mobility Week.

How and whether can homeowners use solar energy? The "Solar Check", which is being offered for the second time in Salzgitter, provides a helpful answer.

Construction of the KVG mobility station at Lebenstedt station began in April 2018. It was opened on January 2, 2019.

In Salzgitter-Gebhardshagen, the city of Salzgitter is drawing up an energy district concept. This concept will set out the next development goals for an area around Sonnenbergweg.

During a "thermography night walk", interested parties can take a thermal imaging camera to selected buildings in Lebenstedt and Salzgitter-Bad to see how energy is lost in renovated and non-renovated buildings.

The 3rd Salzgitter Energy Days kicked off with a presentation and discussion on the topic of energy efficiency. Until October 27, anyone interested can find out more, listen to presentations or take advantage of the advice offered by the project partners.

How and whether can homeowners use solar energy? The solar check, which is being offered for the first time in Salzgitter and will run until June 30, provides a helpful answer.

"Bringing electromobility to life": This is the focus of the "E-mobility at work and at leisure" day of action on Thursday, September 22, as part of European Mobility Week.

After "clever heating!" and the "night walk with thermal imaging camera", the city of Salzgitter is once again offering advice for its citizens as part of its climate protection concept.

A special climate premiere: For the first time in Salzgitter, there is a climate savings book. The handy 112-page booklet contains lots of tips on saving energy and climate vouchers.

Focus on climate protection: On Wednesday, October 2, the city of Salzgitter is hosting a citizens' workshop on Salzgitter's energy future.

Following the first Salzgitter Climate Protection Day in June, the 1st Energy Days will now take place from September 24 to October 1.

Statistics show that Salzgitter residents spend around 300 million euros on energy every year: That's around 3,000 euros per person. As energy costs rise, so do the expenses for consumers.

The city is looking for ways to implement the energy transition. The goal: to make the future carbon neutral by 2050. But what should the energy transition in Salzgitter look like and what are the citizens prepared to do?

Implement five climate protection tips for two weeks: The city of Salzgitter is calling on its citizens to do just that. The "KlimaschutSZ-Monitor" online platform is another important part of the climate protection concept.

What should the energy transition in Salzgitter look like and what are the citizens prepared to do about it? The city of Salzgitter would like to find out and invites you to the "Climate Protection" interactive working group.