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"The production of high-precision parts places maximum demands on companies: The finished parts are very sensitive and can deform even with small temperature fluctuations. It is therefore important to store the products at as constant a temperature as possible between production and quality inspection, which often involves a great deal of effort."

...about the new energy center at Milchwerke Berchtesgadener Land in Piding.

"Sophisticated temperature regulation ensures optimum production conditions from production to quality assurance for optimum production conditions / High energy efficiency thanks to CHP system"

Once upon a time. That's how all fairy tales begin. Even the one about the expansion and costs of the electricity and gas grids.

"We want to think more bottom-up, less top-down": this is what Andreas Kuhlmann writes in the introduction to the "Leitstudie Integrierte Energiewende" (Integrated Energy Transition flagship study), which is to be produced by "his" Dena, the German Energy Agency, by the end of 2018. - Well, that's why it's only an "interim summary", which was published on 20 pages recently. But the project's ambition is not entirely unambitious: "It's about more than just a simple coupling of sectors," writes the Dena boss, but about coordinating their "growing number of components and integrating them into an intelligent and sustainable energy system".

...about the new construction of the production and administration building at Stangl & Co. GmbH Präzisionstechnik in Roding.

...about the new energy center at Milchwerke Berchtesgadener Land in Piding.

Smart, what a word. In the past, there were only smart brokers, slick bankers who pulled money out of their customers' pockets, promised them the blue sky and ran away when storm clouds appeared in the stock market sky. Then came smartphones. Although they are officially intelligent, they often deprive their owners of intelligent thoughts, making them dependent on constantly looking at the screen. And whether it is intelligent to always be available is a question that needs to be asked here.

...about the new production and administration building at Stangl & Co. GmbH Präzisionstechnik in Roding.

A British-dominated company perverts Bölkow's legacy Ludwig Bölkow once had a great idea: a solar hydrogen economy was to make solar energy available to everyone in the deserts of North Africa. Generate electricity on a large scale using solar modules; split water into hydrogen (H2) and oxygen (O2) in electrolyzers; store the energy carrier in storage tanks and then convert it back into electricity and heat using fuel cells when and where it is needed. That was the idea.

"The medium-sized company Stangl & Co. has been manufacturing high-quality precision parts for various industries since 1988 and places very high demands on the quality of its products. As part of extensive expansion measures, the new production and administration building was equipped with an air conditioning concept."

Successful proof of research in Wildpoldsried - There you go, it works! Someone else said "I didn't know": At the end of August, Wildpoldsried in the Allgäu region was supplied with electricity from renewable energy alone in off-grid operation for the first time.