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Cardiovascular diseases such as heart attacks, strokes and circulatory disorders are among the most common causes of death in Germany. The carotid artery is particularly frequently affected.

We provide intensive training for our junior staff in particular, as this enables us to guarantee the best results for our customers in the future.

Mr. Andreas Westermeier is studying regenerative energy technology at OTH Regensburg and joined our teams as a working student in October 2018. A best practice example of how entrepreneurial practice and theoretical university knowledge can be profitably combined in individual project phases.

Last Thursday evening the time had finally come - after 9 dedicated members of the GE team received the good news at the beginning of the month that they had passed the IPMA project management qualification exam with flying colors, the official certificates were presented yesterday evening in a festive setting.

Ines Pietschmann has been actively involved in the rapid development of our company over the past 30 years has played an active role in shaping it. Initially working primarily in energy consulting for local authorities, our team Team assistant guarantees smooth project processes.

Gammel Engineering GmbH has joined the Bavarian Hydrogen Alliance - together with innovative partner companies, we are focusing on the renewable energy source of the future: hydrogen!

The dedicated participants received the results today. Your commitment has paid off. Our entire team congratulates the participants on passing their project management qualification! The well-founded knowledge flows into the quality of our projects.

For the highly committed participants in the project management training course from our company, preparation for the highly demanding exam ran at full speed for weeks. It was a case of going to school and intensive cramming.

Even if it is not yet entirely clear what the new German government will actually decide: What is certain from Gammel-Engineering's point of view is that the price of CO2 emissions in particular will continue to rise and that energy supply and security will become much more important.

The first innovative CHP plants (iKWK) go into operation. Our team developed the iKWK project together with Stadtwerke Bad Reichenhall and implemented the engineering after winning the first round of tenders.

The year that is coming to an end was not only characterized by corona, but also by massively rising energy prices. The dairy industry has been particularly hard hit due to the high demand for heating and cooling.

The secondary school in Neustadt an der Waldnaab is currently being completely renovated according to plans by Brückner & Brückner Architekten. Our team is responsible for modern building technology in this flagship project. A very constructive collaboration with our client, the Neustadt District Office, and the planning partners has been the common thread running through the entire planning and construction phases. Many thanks for this on behalf of our team!