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Hamburg promotes timber construction and ecological insulating materials

Incentive to use less "grey energy" in the construction of non-residential buildings

The City of Hamburg promotes the use of wood for the new construction of non-residential buildings with a floor space of 100 m² or more.

The use of wood in the building construction of new buildings is being 800 € per tonne of wood product promoted.

In addition Insulation materials with the quality mark RAL-UZ 132 or 140 (Blue Angel) or the natureplus seal with a subsidy of 10,- €/m² component area promoted. At least 80 percent by volume of the thermally insulating building component must consist of the sustainable insulation material.

In an office building with 1,000 m² of heated floor space and solid wood exterior walls and ceilings, about 200 tonnes of wood are used. This would be eligible for funding of 160,000 €. The maximum amount of funding per building is 250,000 €*.

 

Link to the website of the Hamburgische Investitions- und Förderbank:
www.ifbhh.de/nichtwohngebaeude

 

*Data are only estimates for orientation, data without guarantee.


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