The Katholische Jugendfürsorge der Diözese Regensburg e.V. is responsible for the St. Vincent Children's Center in Johann-Hösl-Straße. The facility is home to 180 children and young people aged between five and twenty who require inpatient or semi-residential educational support. Around 140 children and young people live in the curative education and therapeutic areas of the children's center. The KJF employs around 150 staff in this facility. In spring, Prof. Markus Brautsch from the Institute for Energy Technology at the Amberg/Weiden University of Applied Sciences presented his integral energy concept for St. Vincent. His recommendations are now being implemented. Energy-saving measures have also been implemented in the other KJF facilities.
The natural gas cogeneration plant has been in operation since Monday and generates 33 kW of electrical and 71 kW of thermal power. The 3 old boilers (1,200 kW) are currently being replaced by a condensing boiler and a low-temperature gas boiler (total output now only 640 kW!), the installation of regulated pumps, hydraulic balancing in the pipe network, the installation of the buffer storage tank and the renewal of the measurement and control technology. Catholic Youth Welfare and our project manager Robert Göttfried are thus bringing the building technology back up to date.
The Gammel Engineering team would like to thank the KJF for more than 25 years of trusting cooperation!
Yesterday, we held this year’s barbecue in the Gammel Engineering garden—a thoroughly enjoyable evening in a relaxed atmosphere that once again demonstrated what sets our team spirit apart.
There are dates on the calendar that are more than just an event. The REWAG Company Run is exactly that kind of moment: an evening that isn’t about kilometers, times, or bib numbers, but about community, energy, and the great feeling of sharing an experience together.
A new residential facility operated by the Barmherzige Brüder's disability services was inaugurated at Rosenstraße 25 in Taufkirchen. Twenty-four people with disabilities have found a new home in the new facility.