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Against the background of the climate protection plan, the transition of cities towards a renewable heat supply is a particular challenge, involving planning and participation at various levels. In addition simply to the implementation of measures to reduce the heat demand of a building, the question arises as to the specific role that an individual building can play in strategic energy planning. Strategic energy planning enables a spatial framework for interaction. Communications between the building and the planning process have to be established. This paper outlines processes and communications between building information modelling (BIM) and e-government standards in Germany (XBau, XFall, XPlanung), and the need for further research and development. The combination and modification of existing standards and procedures can create something new in the long term: an indispensable data basis for municipal heat planning.

A Blueprint to Integrate and Exploit the Benefits of E-Government and BIM in the Urban Heat Planning Process