GEG §71a: optimal planning for your customers
Knowledge advantage for planners
Note: This on-demand webinar is available in German only.
The German Building Energy Act (GEG) contains mandatory requirements that must be considered when planning existing and new buildings. In addition to the use of renewable energies, this also includes planning-relevant aspects of building automation, which are described in §71a GEG.
In this webinar, you will learn everything you need to know to be a competent advisor to your customers. We will show you how you can meet the requirements with your planning and thus create a future-proof, economical, and sustainable solution for your customer. To facilitate professional planning, we provide TÜV-certified products and solutions.
Webinar Focus Areas:
- The Energy Performance of Buildings Directive (EPBD) and its implementation into the Building Energy Act
- The legal requirements of §71a and the role digital energy data management plays in it
- How you can meet the requirements with certified products and solutions
- What significance these innovations have for you as a planner and what further requirements you can expect
Pascal Thiel
Portfolio Manager Sustainability Solutions & Services | Siemens AG
Pascal Thiel is responsible for the Energy & Sustainability Portfolio within Building Automation at Siemens Smart Infrastructure in Germany. With his team, he develops new solutions and services to find answers to current and future challenges, such as energy cost efficiency and sustainability in the building sector. Pascal Thiel applies his many years of experience in energy management and building automation to achieve higher efficiency levels through an expansion of building automation and to drive digital transformation – both in current building management and building automation platforms, as well as in digital services and 'X as a Service' business models.
Ralf Jock (Gastgeber)
Senior Professional, Planner & Sales Consulting | Siemens AG
Ralf Jock works as a Consultant in the Planner & Sales Consulting team at Smart Infrastructure Buildings. His focus is on advising planners in the conception of secure and efficient building solutions. Ralf Jock has been at home in the building technology industry for over 30 years. In various areas of responsibility, he acquired his versatile expertise in building security and automation. Currently, he is driving digital solutions in the planning phase of smart buildings.