Follow-up 3: Passionate about decentralized energy supply and environmental protection!
So tell me, Mr Gammel: you are passionate about decentralized energy supply, where energy is generated from renewable resources in an environmentally friendly way. Where does your interest in these topics come from? Nothing works without energy. How energy will be generated in the future is one of the central tasks that will have top priority in our generation and in the generations to come. We need to significantly increase the energy efficiency of processes, always with the premise of reducing environmental impact. With our Kombi Power System, we have come a big step closer to this goal. Always finding the optimum solution requires intensive consideration of a wide variety of production processes and industries. My team and I face new and exciting challenges every day, which are solved with creative engineering skills. With our know-how and a holistic approach, we can implement outstanding, individual solutions to sustainably reduce and stabilize energy costs at a lower level. In addition to this exciting task, it is also a great feeling to really help our customers effectively with their problems. This often results in long-term partnerships that go far beyond the topics of energy and the environment. For me, there is no better job!
At this year's duck dinner at Landgasthof Röhrl in Pullach, we were once again treated to a delicious meal - crispy duck, served with red cabbage and dumplings.
CONNECTA in Regensburg is the largest company contact fair in Bavaria and has established itself as an important meeting point between business, social institutions and students. Every year, numerous companies looking for motivated young talent present themselves there - and we were proud to be one of them!
3. Workshop of the 5-part seminar series at Gammel Engineering As part of our seminar series "Systematic occupational health management - proven methods and tools", the third workshop took place yesterday with great success. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Martin Simmel and Ms. Barbara Mayrhofer, this time everything revolved around the topic of psychological risk assessment - a central component of occupational health management (OHM).