With around 40 kW of cooling capacity, the heat pump cascade can effectively cool the building in summer. This output would not, however, be sufficient to cover the complete heating demand in winter. The existing gas boiler was therefore retained and integrated into the new system using a changeover valve and a defined bivalence point. Whenever the heat pumps can cover the heating demand, they provide part of the building's heat. At higher loads, the gas boiler remains available. Domestic hot water also continues to be produced by the gas boiler. For several years now, the system has provided noticeable cooling in summer while reducing gas consumption in winter.