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After a long corona break, it was finally time again - the Gammel team used the asparagus season for a joint team event!

On Thursday, 17.03.2022, the virtual meeting of the IHK committee took place, in which District Administrator Martin Neumeyer also took part for an exchange with the committee members. The main topic of the online meeting was the innovative project in Kelheim, which involved the plan to build a cable car between Kelheim and Saal. District Administrator Neumeyer spoke about his office's current plans for local public transport.

The print media, internet, television and radio are flooding us with reports on highly efficient technologies that will supply us with electricity, heat, cooling and fuel from renewable energies in the future. Exciting projects with hydrogen technologies are presented on a daily basis, engines and turbines are "H2-ready" and energy efficiency measures in industry and commerce are booming, as is the decarbonization of district heating networks in cities and municipalities. One would think that the climate targets set by politicians could easily be achieved with the wide range of project activities.

Repair and recycle instead of throwing away? The massive difficulties in globally networked supply chains in the recent past clearly show us that we need completely new approaches to dealing with resources.

Today we have a new round of "Three questions for ..." This time with Robert Göttfried, a man from the very beginning of Gammel Engineering.

Since spring 2021, the Abens pharmacy from the Abensberg shopping center has organized and smoothly carried out weekly corona testing at our premises.

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.

Natural gas - How do political decisions influence our current energy supply? The topic of natural gas as an energy source is more topical than ever. We cannot phase out the fossil fuel with the smallest CO2 footprint overnight.

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.