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The Prinzregentenschule currently has a space deficit compared to the model space program of the Government of Upper Bavaria. In order to meet this need, it is necessary for the after-school care center to be moved out of the building and for the after-school care center to be constructed as a new separate building on the sports field opposite.
In addition, there is a lack of rooms for the midday meals of the restricted and open all-day school. The new building is therefore to provide space for three after-school groups and the midday meals for the all-day school students.
The cost calculation is around 5.95 million euros. The measure is expected to be subsidized by the Free State of Bavaria with FAG funds. Construction began in March 2022 and is expected to be completed in mid-2023.
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In the first stage, the double gymnasium was demolished in order to erect a new school building on the site. It will be ready for use at the start of school after the fall break in 2021. In the second construction phase, the old building from 1908 will be completely renovated. In the third construction phase, the east wing from 1969 and the pavilion will be demolished to make room for a new triple gymnasium.
Construction will take about six years, with implementation scheduled by 2025/26. The estimated total project cost is EUR 66.3 million. According to the current status, the construction measure will be subsidized with up to EUR 18.1 million.
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The Johann Rieder Secondary School is expanded to 35 classes. This expansion also requires renovations to existing buildings. The renovation of building A was completed at the start of the 2020/21 school year and is being funded to the tune of around 2.5 million euros. The total costs amount to around 20.2 million euros.
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The project sum is 14.53 million euros (including cost estimates for contingencies). Implementation of the measure is scheduled from 2018 to 2024. To date, technically necessary modifications have been carried out in the ice stadium. This was accompanied by the construction of a porch between the outside entrance of the restaurant and the southern entrance. In 2020, fire protection upgrades and conversions were carried out, among other things, as well as the renovation of the sanitary areas and the completion of the porch. As part of the measures, a conversion of the lighting to LED has already taken place in 2021. This conversion is funded by the German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation, Nuclear Safety and Consumer Protection (BMUV) as part of the National Climate Protection Initiative (KSI). 2021 will also see the installation of a voice alarm system, the expansion of the fire alarm system as a full protection system and the completion of the security lighting. Completion of the renovation of the WC and sanitary areas is further planned.
In addition, roof refurbishment, (partial) façade refurbishment and replacement of entrance doors will follow in 2023, and replacement of the ice rink and wheelchair ramps and façade design will follow in 2024.
These measures are expected to receive 2.2 million euros in funding from the federal program for the renovation of municipal facilities in the areas of sports, youth and culture.
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Retrofitting and energy-efficient refurbishment of the interior lighting in 7 classrooms of the Astrid Lindgren Elementary School in Rosenheim, funding code 03K17685 with a term from 01.10.2021 - 30.09.2022.
The aim of the project is to reduce the electricity-related CO2 emissions of the existing lighting system by more than 50% through the use of highly efficient LED lighting. Therefore, the existing obsolete lighting systems will be replaced by power-saving LED lighting systems. Likewise, the replacement is expected to help achieve the city's own CO2 reduction targets by 2025.
Until now, the funding program was handled by the project management organization Projektträger Jülich (PtJ). Since January 1, 2022, project sponsorship has been handled by Zukunft-Umwelt-Gesellschaft gGmbH (ZUG). The maximum promised funding amount for the modernization to LED lighting is € 19,822.00. The expected CO² savings for the lifetime of all luminaire systems is 153 t with an annual electricity saving of approx. 12,968 kWh/a.
Funding from the National Climate Protection Initiative
With the National Climate Protection Initiative, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment has been initiating and promoting numerous projects that contribute to reducing greenhouse emissions since 2008. Its programs and projects cover a broad spectrum of climate protection activities: From the development of long-term strategies to concrete assistance and investment support measures. This diversity is a guarantee for good ideas. The National Climate Initiative helps to anchor climate protection at local level. It benefits consumers as well as companies, municipalities and educational institutions.
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Retrofitting and energy-efficient refurbishment of the interior lighting in the double gymnasium Am Nörreut in Rosenheim, funding code 03K15785 with a term from 01.06.2021 to 31.05.2022.
The aim and content of the project is to reduce the electricity-related CO2 emissions of the existing lighting system by at least 65% through the use of highly efficient LED lighting. Therefore, the existing outdated lighting systems will be replaced by power-saving LED lighting systems. The replacement is also intended to help achieve the city's own CO2 reduction targets by 2025.
The funding program is being handled by the research center Projektträger Jülich.
The maximum guaranteed subsidy for the modernization to LED lighting is €10,540.00. The expected CO² saving for the entire lifetime is approx. 616 t with an annual electricity saving of approx. 52,189 kWh.
Funding from the National Climate Protection Initiative
With the National Climate Protection Initiative, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment has been initiating and promoting numerous projects that contribute to reducing greenhouse emissions since 2008. Its programs and projects cover a broad spectrum of climate protection activities: From the development of long-term strategies to concrete assistance and investment support measures. This diversity is a guarantee for good ideas. The National Climate Initiative helps to anchor climate protection at local level. It benefits consumers as well as companies, municipalities and educational institutions.
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Conversion and energetic refurbishment of the interior lighting in the Municipal Archive of the City of Rosenheim, funding code 03K15872 with a term from 01.05.2021 to 30.04.2022.
The content of the project is to reduce the electricity-related CO2 emissions of the existing lighting system by more than 50% through the use of highly efficient LED lighting. Therefore, the existing obsolete lighting systems will be replaced by power-saving LED lighting systems. Likewise, the replacement is intended to help achieve the city's own CO2 reduction targets by 2025.
The funding program is managed by the research center Projektträger Jülich. The maximum guaranteed subsidy for the modernization to LED lighting is €7,499.00. The expected CO² savings for the lifetime of all luminaire systems is approx. 428 t with an annual electricity saving of approx. 36,242 kWh/a.
Funding from the National Climate Protection Initiative
With the National Climate Protection Initiative, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment has been initiating and promoting numerous projects that contribute to reducing greenhouse emissions since 2008. Its programs and projects cover a broad spectrum of climate protection activities: From the development of long-term strategies to concrete assistance and investment support measures. This diversity is a guarantee for good ideas. The National Climate Initiative helps to anchor climate protection at local level. It benefits consumers as well as companies, municipalities and educational institutions.
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Conversion of the interior lighting of 9 classrooms of the Sebastian Finsterwalder Gymnasium funding code, 03K13337 with a term from 1.3.2020 to 30.9.2021.
The aim and content of the project is to save CO², which is harmful to the greenhouse effect, and to improve the well-being in the classrooms by means of adapted, constant lighting with a simultaneous monetary savings effect.
The funding program is administered by the research center Projektträger Jülich.
The maximum guaranteed funding for the modernization to LED lighting amounts to € 12,295.00. The expected CO2 savings for the entire lifetime is approx. 255.86 t with an annual electricity saving of approx. 21,683.20 kWh.
Funding from the National Climate Protection Initiative
With the National Climate Protection Initiative, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment has been initiating and promoting numerous projects that contribute to reducing greenhouse emissions since 2008. Its programs and projects cover a broad spectrum of climate protection activities: From the development of long-term strategies to concrete assistance and investment support measures. This diversity is a guarantee for good ideas. The National Climate Initiative helps to anchor climate protection at local level. It benefits consumers as well as companies, municipalities and educational institutions.
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Retrofitting and energy-efficient refurbishment of the interior lighting in 16 classrooms at the Aising secondary school in Rosenheim, funding code 03K17646 with a term from 01.12.2021 - 30.11.2022.
The aim and content of the project is to reduce the electricity-related CO2 emissions of the existing lighting system by more than 50% through the use of highly efficient LED lighting. Therefore, the existing obsolete lighting systems will be replaced by power-saving LED lighting systems. Likewise, the replacement is expected to help achieve the city's own CO2 reduction targets by 2025.
Until now, the funding program was handled by the project management organization Projektträger Jülich (PtJ). Since January 1, 2022, project sponsorship has been handled by Zukunft-Umwelt-Gesellschaft gGmbH (ZUG). The maximum promised funding amount for the modernization to LED lighting is €20,207.00. The expected CO² savings for the lifetime of all luminaire systems is 193 t CO² with an annual electricity saving of approx. 16,347 kWh/a.
National Climate Protection Initiative" funding
With the national climate protection initiative, the German Federal Ministry for the Environment has been initiating and promoting numerous projects that contribute to reducing greenhouse gas emissions since 2008. Its programs and projects cover a broad spectrum of climate protection activities: From the development of long-term strategies to concrete assistance and investment support measures. This diversity is a guarantee for good ideas. The National Climate Initiative helps to anchor climate protection at local level. Consumers benefit from it just as much as companies, municipalities or educational institutions."