News in Every Project

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

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".

Our employee Andrea Langer has conjured up a fiery flamenco dancer on the screen for the traditional Christmas raffle.

Part 1 of the in-house Excel seminar for our interested employees took place on 21.01.2019. We were able to learn a lot of interesting and new things from the Excel coach Roland Bauch from the IHK Academy in Eastern Bavaria in part 1 of the training program!

2018 was the worst year in a long time for the so-called "energy transition" in Germany. All those who care about renewable and decentralized energy use agree on this. We are one of them, of course. That's why it's good that two fixed stars that rose in the energy sky near the turn of the year are spreading at least a little glimmer of hope.

Our traditional Christmas party took place on Wednesday, 19.12.2018 at our premises in Abensberg. Piccolo-Piccolo from Kelheim provided the catering.

The interested and committed members of the Abensberg Young Union visited us.

We enjoyed our Christmas party with our (married) partners to the full last Saturday at Forster's Posthotel in Donaustauf.

Tradition obliges: On Wednesday, Nov. 28, 2018, our annual duck dinner took place with the entire team.

The Gammel Engineering team also takes responsibility outside of its "core business". Just over a year ago, almost 20 employees took part in an in-house training course to become company first aiders for the first time.

Off to new taste horizons at a special "After Work"! On 22 November 2018, a whisky tasting organized by our sports manager Ertan Toker took place at our premises for interested employees. All the rarities and their distilleries were presented in detail by the participants. The tasting was carried out professionally by our specialists and documented in "tasting checklists". Everyone agreed: "We had a lot of fun and would love to do it again together!" Ertan is looking for an appointment....

When the German government announced its collective energy law in October, Michael Gammel still believed that everything would be fine: "Politicians now seem to be making another correction, albeit a minor one. Renewable energies are to be pushed more strongly again over the next few years. Of course, I hope that this will not be limited exclusively to wind power and photovoltaics, but that the other diverse topics for which we can take over the engineering will also be pushed forward." However, what was actually decided by the cabinet this week will have the complete opposite effect.