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Strabag to build world’s largest heat pump in Germany

By District Energy posted 21 days ago

  

Construction Briefing

Summary

Austrian construction company Strabag has been awarded the contract to build what it claims will be the world’s largest heat pump.
 
Strabag’s Umwelttechnik division will build the river-source heat pump at the Grosskraftwerk Mannheim (GKM) power plant site in southwest Germany.

The Mannheim-based energy company MVV Energie AG is investing up to €200 million in the project, which will supply climate-friendly district heat to as many as 40,000 households in the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan area. Construction is expected to start in mid-2026, with commissioning scheduled for winter 2028.

The installation will consist of two modules, each providing 82.5 MW of output, together delivering 165 MW. Using Rhine river water as a heat source and the natural refrigerant isobutane, the system will generate district heating water at temperatures up to 130°C.

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