Last week, the business newspaper reported on the Kombi-Power-System, an energy system that can be flexibly adapted to the customer's needs and therefore represents a paradigm shift in energy supply.
By using the Kombi-Power system, we at Gammel Engineering are able to achieve three important goals in energy supply: The minimization of energy requirements, the use of local energy sources, and the purchase of residual energy. In addition, this system is fuel-independent and can therefore be operated with various gaseous and liquid fuels as well as residual materials from production.
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And here is an example of one of our projects in which we use the Kombi-Power system:
Max Bögl combined heat and power plant in Neumarkt
The Verein zur Förderung krebskranker und körperbehinderter Kinder Ostbayern (VKKK) supports children and young people with cancer and their families with care, financial assistance and practical support.
Gammel Engineering worked with the customer to plan and technically implement an emergency steam boiler system in order to secure the process-side steam supply of chemical and special materials producer Nabaltec AG in the long term.
We are pleased to announce another important qualification step in our company: Our employee Tobias Backhaus has successfully completed the BAFA energy consulting course for energy efficiency consultants for non-residential buildings.