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A wonderful, relaxed end to the day! Alexander Schwarzberger gave our team happiness and energy with his seminar on Thursday!

Last Saturday, May 25, 2019, our team once again took part in the annual charity tower run around the famous Kuchlbauer Tower.

Our long-standing client Wolfgangsbauverein knows perfectly how to work hard, but also to celebrate the traditional festivities at the right time!

Alfred Gaffal handed over the office of President of the Bavarian Industry Association to his elected successor Wolfram Hatz at a grandiose event at the Bayerischer Hof on May 8, 2019.

Many older people still remember exactly what they were doing on April 26, 1986: The day when a reactor in Chernobyl, then still in the Soviet Union, blew up for all to see. But even 33 years later, only a few leading politicians around the world have understood this: Nuclear power is not a peaceful, environmentally friendly source of electricity, but an ever-present danger to humans, animals and the earth. New nuclear reactors are still being built, for example in the Czech Republic.

On June 6, 2019, a happiness workshop by and with Alexander Schwarzberger, author of the book "DEUCH - Eine Gesellschaft voller Glück und du mitten drin", will take place exclusively for our employees.

Ground-breaking ceremony for Stadtwerke's combined heat and power plant: new way of generating electricity and heat

Our youngest member of the Gammel Engineering GmbH management team is celebrating an anniversary: the young engineer began his career in the Gammel family team exactly 20 years ago

Since March 1, 1999, Christian Meier and Frank Ulbrich have been working at Gammel Engineering for ever more efficient building technology. Managing Directors Michael Gammel and Max Oblinger hosted a celebration to thank them.

We made it! Dr. Stefanie Reil, the head of our project development team, has come a long way with many ups and downs.

Gammel Engineering was present throughout the Regensburg Energy Congress on February 26 and 27, 2019

In Germany, CSU Transport Minister Andreas Scheuer declares that speed limits are "against all common sense". He has the support of a lung specialist paid for by Daimler. "Lobbyist Scheuer" (Lausitzer Rundschau) apparently believes he is doing something good for the local automotive "key industry".