Seethermie in Starnberg: Lecture in the Kleine Schlossberghalle on the heat of the future

Event: Seethermie - sustainable, efficient, feasible? in Schlossberghalle Starnberg, Vogelanger 2, 82319 Starnberg on 13. November 2026

Date and Time

13. November 2026 19:00

Location

Schlossberghalle Starnberg
Vogelanger 2, 82319 Starnberg, Deutschland

Price

Free

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Seethermie in Starnberg: An evening with answers for the heat of the future

The local group Starnberg of the Bund Naturschutz invites you to a public lecture that delves into the current debate on municipal heat planning. On Friday, November 13, 2026, the question will be whether Seethermie can make a noticeable contribution to the energy and heat transition in the region.

A topic that directly concerns Starnberg

Municipal heat planning is currently a concern for many cities and municipalities around the lake. This is where the discussion evening comes in: What role can innovative concepts play when climate-friendly, regional solutions are needed? The lecture connects environmental issues, technical perspectives, and economic considerations into an event experience with a clear present-day reference.

Expert knowledge from the region for the region

Speaker Andreas Weigand, managing director of the KLIMA³ Energy Agency of the counties Starnberg, Fürstenfeldbruck, and Landsberg am Lech, will provide an objective overview of the topic of Seethermie. The focus will be on fundamental questions, ecological considerations, and a look at projects already initiated. This creates an evening with a high density of information and strong target group engagement for everyone interested in sustainability, energy policy, and regional development.

An atmosphere for exchange and discussion

The Kleine Schlossberghalle offers the perfect setting for a compact evening of lectures with audience spirit, exchange, and discussion. The event location is barrier-free, centrally located, and well-prepared for lectures as well as cultural formats. Those interested in the future of heat supply will experience an event with professional relevance and immediate relevance to everyday life in Starnberg and the lakeside municipalities.

Conclusion

This lecture is aimed at anyone wanting to understand how an idea can become a viable concept for the regional heat transition. Visitors can expect an informative evening with current impulses, firsthand insights, and room for questions. Those interested in climate protection, energy planning, and future solutions should experience this event live.

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