This makes the 53-year-old the right man at a time when the energy transition has become a key issue in politics and business. Gammel is a typical example of a self-made man. He did not start his company 26 years ago in a garage, but with his wife Gudrun "at the living room table", as he likes to say. Like many self-employed people, he has fulfilled a lifelong dream. "I like being an entrepreneur," he said on Monday at the first press conference after a meeting of the IHK committee under his chairmanship. Read more in the Donaukurier.
Michael and Gudrun Gammel's brother-in-law, Martin Kundler from Neustadt an der Donau, has been a passionate hobby gardener for many years. His large garden with numerous trees and lots of vegetables is a real treasure trove of nature.
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Rising energy and raw material prices can be counteracted by using sustainable energy technologies and thus reducing CO2 emissions. This not only significantly reduces cost explosions, but also reduces your own ecological footprint. Pioneers in the dairy industry are also focusing on this.