Consultancy, planning and implementation of heat supply and infrastructure projects for municipal utilities, businesses, local authorities and regions
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The heating transition must meet environmental, technical and economic requirements in equal measure. That is why we always take a holistic approach to heating projects. The focus is on security of supply, sustainability, efficiency and long-term cost-effectiveness.
Municipal heating planning provides the strategic framework. Successful implementation requires technical excellence, engineering expertise and collaborative partnership between all stakeholders.
DMT supports you in making your heating infrastructure fit for the future, integrating renewable energies and implementing the heating transition in a cost-effective, safe and sustainable manner.
In many local authorities and municipal utilities, the focus is currently shifting from strategic heating planning towards project development, engineering and implementation.
DMT supports local authorities and municipal utilities with strategic planning, technical implementation and infrastructure projects relating to the heating transition.
The heating transition is placing greater demands on:
As part of the TÜV NORD GROUP, DMT supports local authorities and municipal utilities in the technical, economic and regulatory implementation of heat transition projects.

Dr Dirk Bergmann
DMT ENERGY ENGINEERS
Consultant, Industry & Renewables
+49 171 2703578
Find out how you can decarbonise your heating infrastructure and networks in a way that qualifies for funding

We continue to support you even after the heat plan has been finalised – throughout the entire value chain of your heating transition:
You benefit from an end-to-end project chain – with seamlessly integrated interfaces, as well as a high level of strategic and technical expertise and impartial advice.
We can help you implement your heating projects on time and to a high professional standard. During an initial discussion, we will talk through your current tasks and objectives regarding the planning and implementation of the heating transition.
Key programmes include the BEW – the federal funding scheme for efficient heating networks – as well as other regional and infrastructure funding schemes for heating networks, storage facilities, renewable heat sources and transformation projects.
Rising CO₂ costs, long project timelines, regulatory requirements and limited technical capacity are increasing the pressure on local authorities and municipal utilities to prepare projects at an early stage.
Local authorities establish the strategic and political framework for the heating transition at a local level. They prioritise measures, coordinate key stakeholders and lay the foundations for investment decisions, funding and a secure long-term heat supply.
Municipal utilities are often responsible for network upgrades, the integration of renewable heat sources, technical planning, and the subsequent operation and optimisation of the heating infrastructure.
Heat transition projects involve infrastructure, generation, storage, funding criteria, planning permission and operation all at the same time. Integrated planning reduces coordination issues and project risks.
The TÜV NORD GROUP combines technical expertise, regulatory experience and interdisciplinary engineering know-how gained from complex infrastructure and energy projects.