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Innovation and Energy Projects of WISTA

Projects for the Future

WISTA is facing up to the Grand Challenges at all its locations in and outside Berlin. The Innovation team places particular emphasis on the topics of energy, mobility and digitalization. In order to sustainably develop the technology and innovation centers at our future locations in Berlin and Brandenburg, we have long focused on energy- and cost-efficient building operation. Below, we provide an insight into our most important current projects. However, you can also find the entire history of our work on energy efficiency in recent years under the "Completed energy projects" (only in German)

Contact

Dr. Beate Mekiffer
WISTA Management GmbH
Innovative Projects

+49 30 6392-2214
mekiffer@wista.de

Mobility

[Translate to English:] Ausschnitt Straßenkarte

Micromobility and shared mobility

The Adlershof Technology Park is growing steadily and with it the number of people at the site. This results in an increased demand for mobility and strain on the infrastructure. Micro and shared mobility solutions help supplementing public and private transport.

Energy

[Translate to English:] Solarmodule (Symbolbild)

Photovoltaic strategy in Adlershof

The project aims to reduce electricity costs, use renewable energies, reduce CO2 emissions and promote green technologies by installing photovoltaic systems on roofs, open spaces, and carports all over Adlershof.

Efficiency

[Translate to English:] Bild: Mitarbeiter am Laptop

Web-based single-room control

In order to reduce costs and increase comfort in the offices, heat consumption at WISTA's main building in Adlershof is being reduced by introducing a web-based single-room control system. This enables efficient monitoring and individual control of room temperatures, resulting in energy savings.

Digitization

[Translate to English:] Grafik: Lichtsäulen

Digital Twin

As a technology and business hub, the Adlershof Technology Park is aware of its pioneering role and its energy intensity. Therefore, a primary objective is developing tools with partners to achieve climate neutrality as quickly as possible. One of these tools is the “Digital Twin”, which is used to record and display energy and environmental data from the buildings in near real time.