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The Bavarian Energy Prize was awarded on October 15, 2014. Gammel Engineering GmbH received the prize in the category "Systems/Process Technology; Product Development" for its "Combined Power System".

Last Wednesday saw the commissioning of the new industrial-grade wood gas cogeneration plant at the Osserhotel in Lohberg in the district of Cham.

The decision by the district of Nürnberger Land to convert the existing heat generation system at the Paul-Pfinzing-Gymnasium (PPG) from gas to district heating marks the start of a long-term partnership between the two companies and proves to be a further building block in the local energy transition.

Gammel Engineering GmbH receives the Bavarian Energy Award in the category of systems/process technology, product development with the pilot project "Kombi Power System® in Hersbruck". The IHK magazine "Wirtschaft konkret" also reports on the project.

The new combined heat and power plant was delivered to the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Munich on November 26, 2014.

Naturenergie Cham supplies Goldsteig and 100 customers on the district heating network.

After a year of remodeling, thinking, planning, installing and painting, the work is done: After 34 years, the B.B.W. now has a state-of-the-art canteen kitchen that leaves nothing to be desired.

At Maintal Konfitüren in Hassfurt, the micro gas turbine, which will generate almost 100 kW of electrical power, is being commissioned this week. The first electricity is being fed into the grid today in trial operation. After TÜV approval, the plant is expected to be in automatic operation by the end of the week.

After two years of construction, AUDI AG opened a new site for Audi driving experience and Audi Sport in Neuburg a. d. Donau in the fall of 2014. The collaboration of 19 offices resulted in a versatile track network, a spacious customer building and the new Competence Center Motorsport (KCM) on the 47-hectare site.

Bavarian Energy Prize goes to Hersbruck heating and woodchip plant and its engineer Michael Gammel

The Abensberg-based company is setting new standards in several respects with an innovative combined heat and power concept for the reference plant in Hersbruck.

The heat from the smelting plant at BMW AG in Landshut is used for cooling in summer and heating in winter. 10.000 tons of CO2 are saved by BMW every year and energy costs are reduced by more than one million euros annually.