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Today we celebrated the 10th anniversary of Oliver Möstl, who has been an integral part of the CAD and planning team at our company since 2004.

... Gammel Engineering is on board. Visit us in Hall 14, Stand 14F18. We look forward to seeing you!

Karina and Tom Rödl tied the knot today at the registry office in Kelheim. Friends and the Gammel Engineering team were on hand to witness the ceremony. We wish them much love and all the best for their future together!

Cornelia and Stefan Amberg - a beautiful, stylish wedding, which we were very happy to attend - the team wishes the young couple all the best for their life together and says thank you !

Instead of relying on electricity from the socket and heat from oil heating more and more companies are tackling the energy transition themselves. In doing so, they are securing their supply, making themselves independent of price fluctuations, reduce operating costs and protect the environment.

All CHP units went into operation on time on July 31, 2014 - a reason to celebrate: The Gammel Engineering team enjoys an excellent Bavarian buffet in the Klosterschenke Weltenburg.

Gudrun and Michael Gammel and our employee Robert Göttfried have been supporting the residents of the Cabrini-Haus in Offenstetten for many years. Last Friday, a very nice charity concert took place in the castle of the Cabrini-Haus, 100% of the proceeds of which went to the residents of the Cabrini-Haus.

We are supplementing our own electricity generation with the CHP units with a PV system and will very quickly save at least 80% of our electricity consumption and generate it ourselves

No new start - EEG amendment misses entry into renewable electricity system

Over the past few weeks we have renovated our entrance area, especially our pond - see for yourself what has changed! We really like our new little oasis of peace!

For months, the political leaders in our country have been unable to create security for investments in the future of energy through clear regulations. The unspeakable discussion about charging energy-intensive companies with the EEG levy and the surcharge on locally generated CHP electricity is preventing investments in highly efficient energy systems.

Handelsblatt reports in its morning briefing that at yesterday's SPD board meeting under the leadership of Economics Minister Sigmar Gabriel, it was decided to shelve the idea of an eco-surcharge for self-produced electricity.