Michael Ohmer
Head of Energy and Heat Supply
INP Deutschland GmbH
Werkstraße 5
67354 Römerberg
Germany
Tel. +49 6232 6869-0
michael.ohmer
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Location: Rüsselsheim, Germany
Services: As-built status and data recording, Solution development / Feasibility studies
Industry Branch/Type of Plant: Green Energy
Client: Opel Automobile GmbH
Activity period: 2025
As part of the planned renewal of the cooling supply at the Rüsselsheim site, INP was commissioned to conduct a feasibility study. The aim of the study was to develop four technical variants for future cooling generation and compare them in terms of economic efficiency, operational safety, energy efficiency, and space availability. The power range considered covers a controllable cooling capacity of up to 5 MW. The study serves as a basis for decision-making on the implementation of a future-proof solution.
INP developed a robust basis for decision-making on future cooling for the paint shop at the Rüsselsheim site. First, the existing system was systematically documented, the existing load profiles were evaluated, and future demand was estimated. On this basis, four variants were developed:
a) renovation of the existing system
b) a new building on the same site
c) a new building in the adjacent room
d) an innovative system with ice storage and CHP.
The criteria of technical feasibility, economic efficiency, energy efficiency, space availability, and safety-related requirements (e.g., incident management plan, occupational safety, fire protection) were taken into account in the evaluation of the variants.
The power range considered comprises a continuously adjustable cooling capacity of up to 5 MW, which is designed for base, partial, and peak load cases.
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