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Currently there are almost 13 million square meters of collector area (flat plate and vacuum collector) installed in Austria. 95% of these are solar thermal systems running in single-family houses. The remaining part is applied for the heat generation in multiple-family houses, tourism, sports facilities and in district heating networks. Although approximately half of the Austrian population lives in multiple-family houses, only 1000 systems where installed up to now. This is a factor 10 lower than the collector area installed on single-family houses. <\/p>\n\n

The goal for this project is to reach the target groups (from building promoter, architects and planners to end users) with the topics \u201csustainable construction\u201d and \u201cenergy supply with environmental energy sources\u201d and thereby greatly increase the market penetration of solar thermal systems in multiple-family houses.A highly ambitious goal for the results of this project is to gain a building promoter in each federal state, who will include sustainable construction in his working approach and who will involve a minimum standard of energy efficiency and sustainable construction in all of his future projects.This building promoter should at the same time serve as a \u201clight house\u201d function and motivate other companies to copy its approach. <\/p>\n\n

The essential steps of project to reach the targets are:<\/p>\n\n