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...and what the GroKo makes of it. - In less than a week, the time will have come: GroKo II will start working through the promises of its 177-page coalition agreement. In keeping with this, we from the Gammel-Zukunftsenergie team have been thinking about this: What do we actually want from the new government? And what does the agreement between the CDU, CSU and SPD say about this?

Attention! Safety warning! If you continue reading here, you are treading on the thin ice of speculation!

Sustainability is everywhere - but where is the climate?

Our sports manager Ertan organized a volleyball match on 25.01.2018. The teams were evenly matched and we had a lot of fun. The questions from the players about when the next game will take place show that everyone was happy.

Yesterday we received another delivery of new softshell jackets for our employees.

Ambivalent feelings of an energy researcher: At the Institute for Energy Technology at the East Bavarian Technical University of Applied Sciences Amberg-Weiden, Professor Dr.-Ing. Markus Brautsch is primarily concerned with combined heat and power plants (CHP) and combined heat and power (CHP). The Gammel Future Energy Team (GZET) spoke to him about the future of CHP in Germany.

Our authorized signatory, Dieter Lichtenberger, celebrated his 20th anniversary with the Gammel family on 01.01.2018. Today, we toasted the occasion with a small celebration.

Doesn't that sound great? "The regulation for limiting the EEG levy to 40 percent for new CHP plants is still the subject of constructive talks between the German government and the European Commission." Doesn't that almost sound like a Christmas present, what the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy BMWI announced on 19.12.2017?

On Saturday, December 16, 2017, our traditional Christmas party took place with the entire Gammel Engineering GmbH team and partners.

A quarter of a year ago there was a general election. Christmas is just a week away. Many had dreamed that politicians would put a new government under the Christmas tree for us voters. Everyone was disappointed. Because there has been a lot of talk in the last three months, especially on balconies, so that the cameras had something to show. But nothing has happened.

Last Thursday evening, it was that time again for our team: a scenic tour of the town - this time the topic was Joseph Ritter von Hazzi - an Abensberg child. "Joseph Ritter von Hazzi (* February 12, 1768 in Abensberg; † May 20, 1845 at Elkofen Castle) was an administrative lawyer in the Kingdom of Bavaria. He was one of the founders of Bavarian geodesy and the Monatsblatt für Bauwesen und Landesverschönerung in Bayern."

How will the transmission system operators (TSOs) manage to build their power lines across Germany until the final nuclear phase-out? We finally found out this week. At least with the "Südlink", the EU Commission is doing everything it can to ensure that the power line from Schleswig-Holstein to Bavaria is completed in a very short time.