Solar cadastre

• Solar cadastre

• What does the solar cadastre data tell us?

  Photovoltaics

  All roofs on which it is possible to make sensible use of solar radiation through solar power systems have been recorded and evaluated.

  The orientation and inclination of the roofs are primarily decisive for utilization. Shading from trees and neighboring buildings was also taken into account. Shading is primarily a problem for solar power systems. A shadow on a small part of the system can already lead to a considerable drop in performance in the overall system. An assessment was therefore only carried out for roofs on which there is a contiguous shadow-free area of at least 10 square meters.

  The usable roof areas are assigned. The color green indicates "very good", orange "good" and yellow "conditional" use. The usable area of the roof is also shown for representations at a scale of 1 : 2000 and above. The values of a roof area can be displayed by clicking on the blue i button in the toolbar.

  The data acquisition and calculation method does not allow absolute certainty for the evaluation of roof areas. It is always worth taking a look at the roof. Sometimes a minor change, such as moving ventilation pipes, is enough to make a roof area suitable for solar energy or to increase the area shown.

  
  

  Solar thermal systems

  The calculations have been carried out for the installation of solar power systems. The marked areas are also suitable for solar thermal. Solar water heating systems are insensitive to minor shading. A roof may therefore be suitable for solar thermal systems even if it is not rated and has been grayed out on the map.
  

• Promotion of solar thermal systems

  Promotion of solar thermal systems

  Solar thermal systems are subsidized by the Federal Office of Economics and Export Control (BAFA).

  Information on BAFA's funding program and the forms required to apply can be obtained directly from BAFA under the keyword "Renewable Energies".

  • Federal Office of Economics and Export Control
• Investment in photovoltaics

  Solar power systems are a safe investment, as they provide a predictable return on investment thanks to the feed-in tariff. Once contractually agreed, the feed-in tariffs are granted over a period of 20 years.

  Approximate yields from PV systems can be calculated using solar calculators.

  In Wolfsburg, the Wolfsburg Energy Agency will help you free of charge with questions about investing in and promoting solar energy.

  • Solar calculator
  • Feed-in tariffs for solar systems
  • Wolfsburg EnergyAgency
• Statistics on Wolfsburg's solar potential

  Wolfsburg's roofs offer great potential for the use of solar energy. Over 2.6 million square meters of roof area in total have been identified in the categories "very suitable", "well suitable" and "conditionally suitable". On this, 263,000 megawatt hours of electricity could be generated annually. This amount of electricity would avoid 114,000 tons of carbon dioxide, which is almost ¼ of Wolfsburg's emissions (excluding Volkswagen).

• Delete data

  As the owner, you can have the valuation of your building deleted. All you need to do is send an informal written message stating your address and a declaration that you are the owner of the building.

  Postal address:

  City of Wolfsburg
  Department of Citizen Services
  Environmental Office
  Porschestrasse 49
  38440 Wolfsburg

  You can copy the following sample text into your letter:
  
  Subject: Deletion of solar energy data

  I request to delete the solar potential data of my building, Musterstraße xx.
  I declare that I am the owner of the building.

  Signature

Contact

• Contact

  City of Wolfsburg
  Department of Citizen Services
  Environmental Office
  City Hall B
  Porschestrasse 49
  38440 Wolfsburg

  Mr. Stefan Baumgardt
  Telephone: 05361 28-5192
  E-mail to the environmental office