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Salzgitter

Lecture and advice: Making your own heating system fit for the future

Making your own heating system fit for the future: On Monday, September 4, the city of Salzgitter is offering a free online lecture with group consultation on this topic as part of the "clever heating!" series. Registration is necessary and possible immediately.

If you heat cleverly, you can save energy and therefore money.

During the free lecture in the "clever heating!" series on Monday, September 4, from 5 to 7 p.m., the possibilities of how to make your own heating system fit for the future and how to switch to renewable energy sources will be presented online.

In the online lecture, an energy consultant from the consumer advice center will first provide basic knowledge on the subject of heating. After the presentation, participants can ask their questions live to other experts in smaller groups. For example, they can ask about technical and economic aspects, tips on optimization, replacing heating systems or funding opportunities. The experts can also be asked questions relating to the specific circumstances of their own home.

"Anyone who wants to optimize their heating system or is already thinking about replacing their system will receive information on the possibilities for improvement and the heating options available in the building, including renewable energies. This insight into technology, costs, funding opportunities and the CO2 balance helps with the decision-making process," explains Karin Merkel from the Lower Saxony consumer advice center.

Registration is required. Interested parties can register at www.klimaschutz-niedersachsen.de/veranstaltungen (opens in a new tab). The number of places is limited.

Background:

"clever heizen!" is a joint project of the Lower Saxony Consumer Advice Center, the Lower Saxony Climate Protection and Energy Agency and the city of Salzgitter. The consultations are part of the energy consultations offered by the consumer advice center and are funded by the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection.

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