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...about the cooling concept for precision parts production at Stangl & Co. GmbH in Roding.

"An environmentally friendly and innovative energy center is being built on the site of the Bischofshof brewery, which will not only supply the brewery with heat and electricity."

No, a new energy market regulation that really makes it possible to supply 100% of Germany's electricity from renewable energies does not yet exist. Fabio Longo, Vice President of the international, non-partisan Eurosolar Association, therefore called for "decisions to be made by politicians" at this year's municipal utilities conference in Nuremberg. According to Longo, it is not to be expected that "the market" will take care of everything.

On Friday, May 4, 2018, MdL Albert Füracker handed over the funding notification for the general renovation of the secondary school in Neustadt a. d. Waldnaab in the amount of EUR 2.5 million. The funding decision is the first part of the total funding of EUR 7.5 million for the construction project.

...on the extension of the lunchtime supervision at Münchsmünster elementary school. Gammel Engineering GmbH has been commissioned with the planning services for the technical building equipment.

We have already reported several times here that the Federal Network Agency (BNetzA) has the task of putting renewable energy plants out to tender and awarding contracts. The Bonn-based authority also completed the first round of tenders for combined heat and power (CHP) plants at the end of 2017.

...about the air conditioning concept in conjunction with a new energy supply at Stangl & Co. GmbH Präzisionsteile in Roding.

Artificial competition instead of a joint approach to future energies

Are missing transmission lines being used as an alibi for extending the nuclear phase-out? Tarek Al-Wazir did it recently: he brought up the possibility of continuing to operate German nuclear power plants beyond the "final" phase-out date of 2022. Even if the Hessian Green Minister for Economic Affairs wants to officially blame "the CSU in Bavaria" for this possible return to operation, this makes it fundamentally clear that it is not only local politicians across party lines who are at least considering such a scenario.

If you listen to politicians and energy industry experts at the moment, you might think: In future, heat will only be generated using electricity-powered heat pumps. But will there even be enough electricity for this, especially electricity from renewable sources? Or are there alternatives, and if so, what are they?

"Milchwerke Berchtesgadener Land Chiemgau eG processes up to 900,000 liters of milk every day. The production of dairy products requires almost 40,000 tons of steam per year. The energy required for this was previously obtained from the public electricity grid and from gas boilers, which are now outdated. In order to achieve the planned increase in production in the most environmentally friendly and efficient way possible, the company invested in a new energy center with a gas turbine, a heat recovery boiler and two peak load steam boilers."

...and what the GroKo makes of it. - In less than a week, the time will have come: GroKo II will start working through the promises of its 177-page coalition agreement. In keeping with this, we from the Gammel-Zukunftsenergie team have been thinking about this: What do we actually want from the new government? And what does the agreement between the CDU, CSU and SPD say about this?