Katlabug

The lyceum depends on coal heating and the external electricity grid, making both the school and its shelter vulnerable to outages. The proposal combines building improvements with a phased transition to cleaner, more reliable energy

Planned measures include insulation, roof reconstruction and heating upgrades. Later stages consider heat pumps, rooftop solar generation, battery storage, energy management and backup systems. Final technical solutions depend on the energy audit and design work

The aim is to reduce heat loss and fossil-fuel dependence while maintaining essential school and shelter services during interruptions. The initial stage covers the audit, surveys, design and priority building works

The proposal would bring emergency response services together in an existing building in Katlabug. The centre is intended to accommodate fire and rescue, police workspaces, emergency medical support, coordination and public training

Reconstruction would follow passive-house principles, with efficient heating and cooling, heat-recovery ventilation, renewable energy and backup power and water. The technical configuration will be established through surveys, the energy audit and design

Preparation starts with completing the transfer into municipal ownership and developing the necessary studies and documentation. The intended result is faster coordination between services and stronger community preparedness

The community seeks to expand beyond primary agricultural production by developing a prepared location for processing, logistics and environmentally responsible industry

The proposal includes park management arrangements, technical studies, a feasibility study and master plan, followed by phased engineering, transport and energy infrastructure. The land is municipally owned and a park concept has been prepared

The intended benefits are new production facilities and jobs, processing of local agricultural products and stronger municipal revenues. Resource efficiency, renewable energy and circular-economy solutions form part of the park concept