Over the past 35 years, our engineering team has been able to develop future-oriented, sometimes even visionary concepts for energy supply for many municipal and public utilities and local authorities. The decision-makers were often unable to bring themselves to implement the projects - the concerns and resistance were too diverse.
For many cities and municipalities, the time for the energy of the future had simply not yet come. This meant a lot of valuable time was lost on the road to climate neutrality...
It's never too late. For 35 years, we have been the specialists when it comes to highly efficient decentralized energy systems and district heating. For us, the energy transition is not a business model, but a matter close to our hearts.
No one in our team needs to think about the purpose of their work - we put our heart and soul into our daily work to tackle the biggest challenge facing humanity, the energy transition and climate change.
HLH reports: Digital precision meets sustainability - Atlas Copco's ECC as a lighthouse project
With the new Electronics Competence Center (ECC) in Neustadt an der Donau, Atlas Copco EPS is setting a strong example for the future of industry: energy-efficient, digitally planned and consistently sustainable. The project was awarded the BIM Prize Bavaria 2024 - and shows how modern planning and regional expertise work together perfectly.
Kelheim sets an example - sustainable district heating from a strong partnership
What began in 2009 with an initial study is now a supra-regional showcase project for ecological district heating: together with the Kelheim public utility company, Gammel Engineering's decentralized energy systems team has been able to support and play a key role in the strategic and technical development of the Kelheim district heating network over many years.