Hardy R. Schmitz 25.3.2014 LSE BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC
GERMANY, BERLIN, HOTSPOTS OF FUTURE GROWTH Berlin will focus on Smart City Technologies - Urban Technologies Berlin TXL will be the lighthouse project for Urban Technologies in Germany First planning results Berlin TXL is part of a smart specialization strategy of hotspots in Berlin BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 2
Project area Building area Green area and scenery Traffic area 495 ha, 1,223 acres 203 ha 262 ha 30 ha TXL North 29 ha Landscape Industrial park - west 39 ha Commercial 61 ha Core of the Urban Tech Republic Industrial park - east 42 ha Campus 38 ha Cité Pasteur 26 ha K.-S.- Quarter 16 ha BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC SUBSPACES Without scale 3
GLOBAL TREND SMART CITITES UK Siemens Sustainability Centre London Netherlands Amsterdam Smart City Denmark Copenhagen Cleantech Park Russia Skolkovo Innovation Centre China Sino-German Ecopark Germany BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC USA Los Angeles Clean-tech Incubator USA NYC Urban Tech Innovation Center Brazil Smart City Rio Chile Smart City Santiago Spain 22@Barcelona Austria Smart City Wien: Seestadt Aspern India Smart City Kochi Abu Dhabi Masdar City BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 4
URBAN TECHNOLOGIES ARE THE KEY FOR FUTURE GROWTH WHICH THE INDUSTRY HAS ALREADY RECOGNIZED BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 5
URBAN TECHNOLOGIES ARE FUTURE- PROOF BUSINESS Estimated global market volume, bn Energy Renewable energies and energy storage Energy efficiency Materials Recycling economy Water/sewage Mobility 313 720 183 93 455 280 Total global market volume 2011 2025 Annual growth 1,060 1,230 517 145 901 554 2011 2025 2.0 tril x2,2 4.4 tril Source: Roland Berger (2011) BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 6
URBAN TECHNOLOGIES BERLIN Energy Mobility Water RESEARCH INDUSTRY SHOWCASES Micro Smart Grid at EUREF Campus Project Partners: Schneider Electric, Deutsche Bahn, Solon etc. International showcase for emobility ( Schaufenster ) 29 projects 350 charging stations Phosphor recycling from waste water Swimming pool heated with waste heat from buildings Recycling ICT Biogas plant Ruhleben Gas powered waste collection fleet Traffic telematics Open Data platform Infrastructure estrasse (infrest) Materials BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 7
OVERVIEW BERLIN Geography Economy Cost of living Culture Public transport At the heart of Europe Biggest German City, 2 nd biggest European low Highest Quality of Living in Germany (numbeo, 2013) Europe s largest tram network Germany s largest bus and connected public transit network Logistics 100 companies with more than 150,000 employees 800 km motorways and 900 km waterways 3 world class cargo transport centers Several of Europe s largest state agencies Strong energy and mobility sector Strong startup scene Universities 4 universities Research Talent 7 advanced technical colleges 23 state recognized private universities 70 extramural research institutes Fraunhofer, Helmholtz and Leibniz Institutes all with highest aggregation of institutes in Berlin More than 160,000 students High influx of young, professional talent BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 8
ENERGY: YOUNICOS Enabling a 100% renewable energy supply BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 9
BIOGAS PLANT RUHLEBEN Central Disposal of the Berlin biowaste, fermentation, processing into biogas BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC FOTO BSR 10
CARSHARING: IDEAL TESTING GROUND FOR FUTURE MOBILITY Carsharing Bookings per week thousand 60 Berlin 50 40 30 20 Vienna Hamburg Vancouver Munich 10 Stuttgart Miami London 0 July 2012 Nov 2012 March 2013 BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC PICTURE DAIMLER Source: innoz 2013 11
UBITRICITY Intelligent socket systems replace costly battery charging stations BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 12 Foto Robert Lehmann
TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT (VMZ) Centralized traffic information center Sensors, cameras and models measure traffic in the city BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 13
BERLIN TXL TAKE-OFF AREA FOR URBAN TECHNOLOGIES BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC PICTURE WEW/FU BERLIN 14
LANDING STRIPS Test area for mobility solutions FACILITY BUILDINGS Production and service centers INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION STRIP 200 acres of manufacturing/industrial production area for urban tech industries LIFE IN INTELLIGENT BUILDINGS Three designated residential areas MASTERPLAN HANGARS Berlin Fire and Rescue Academy (BFRA) BASECAMP Innovative startup space for Urban Technologies Creative space/meeting space/public infrastructure Experimental character URBAN TECH CAMPUS Beuth University of Applied Sciences Ample space for TU/HU/Fraunhofer and other internationally renowned research facilities in existing or new buildings BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 15
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BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC = EXPERIMENTAL FIELD FOR MOBILITY BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 17
KURT- SCHUMACHER- PLATZ TRAFFIC CONCEPT BERLIN TXL Road network Mobility hub INTERSECTION KURT-SCHUMACHER- DAMM Electro mobility People mover Bicycle highway Superordinate bicycle network Bicycle house INTERSECTION SAATWINKLER DAMM/BAB A111 Shared space EXAMPLE MOBILITY HUB EXAMPLE E-MOBILITY EXAMPLE PEOPLE MOVER EXAMPLE BICYCLE HIGHWAY EXAMPLE BICYCLE HOUSE EXAMPLE SHARED SPACE BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC Berliner Tor, Hamburger Hochbahn AG www.suedtirolnews.it fahrradstation-erfurt.de/ Krieterstraße, Hamburg, IBA Hamburg
Implementation of a research and development project for autonomous public transport in cooperation with industrial partners Creation and planning of building law requirements (keep free route) Temporary connection via electric buses until the implementation of the target concept DEVELOPMENT STEPS PICTURE: LEITNER BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC E-bus People mover track-led on its own line People mover track-led, collisionavoiding driverless PEOPLE MOVER 19
DEVELOPMENT STEPS FOR BERLIN TXL STEP 1: THE PLACE WHERE IT ALL BEGINS: TERMINAL D STEP 2: BEUTH UNIVERSITY GOES TXL STEP 3: BERLIN FIRE & RESCUE ACADEMY @ BERLIN TXL Operational concept Startup biotope Fairs/events Showcases Key note speakers Experimentation sites BASECAMP BEUTH UNIVERSITY BERLIN FIRE & RESCUE ACADEMY FOLLOW-UP INVESTMENTS BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 20
THE PLACE WHERE IT ALL BEGINS: TERMINAL D BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 21
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BEUTH UNIVERSITY GOES TXL BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 25
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Urban Tech focus, courses and faculties ~ 24.000 m 2 gross floor area ~ 1.600 students Startup scene Cafeteria, daycare, sports BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 27
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~ 33.000 m 2 gross floor area 71,000 participant days annually Long standing cooperation with Beuth University BERLIN FIRE & RESCUE ACADEMY @ BERLIN TXL BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 31
VISION BERLIN TXL 2035 1,223 acres project area 500 acres development area 2 bn in annual revenues 180 mn in annual tax for state of berlin 25 acres experimentation sites 800 companies, universities and research institutes 15,000 jobs 5,000 students BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 32
TXL IS ONE OF SEVEN SCIENCE BASED HOTSPOTS OF HIGHTECH GROWTH BERLIN TXL THE URBAN TECH REPUBLIC 33