2. Construction stage energy efficiency system Amberg Clinic : Gammel Engineering GmbH

26.01.2014

2. Construction stage energy efficiency system Amberg Clinic

The Gammel Engineering team provided all engineering services for the installation of a highly efficient combined heat, power and cooling system for the St. Marien Hospital in Amberg back in 2010. The first construction phase included a gas engine combined heat and power plant with an electrical output of 357 kW and a thermal output of 529 kW as well as an absorption chiller with a cooling capacity of 320 kW. The operator is completely satisfied with the plant and, of course, with the energy savings and the ecological impact.

Thus, the decision for the 2nd construction phase was logical and consistent. Thanks to the quality and commitment of our team, Amberg Hospital has once again decided to work with Gammel Engineering. We are proud to have been awarded the follow-up contract - the trust in our company is our motivation!

We have published the lifting of the new CHP module as a short film on YouTube. Have fun with it!

Click here to watch the video!

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