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... about the project at the BMW Group's Landshut plant to recover heat from the smelting process.

...about heat recovery from flue gas at BMW in Landshut.

A jury from the German Combined Heat and Power Association unanimously selected the combined heat, power and cooling plant developed and planned by Gammel Engineering for the plant of lighting manufacturer OSRAM in Eichstätt as the CHP plant of the year 2015.

At the BMW Group's Landshut site, the waste heat from the smelting plant is now fed into the plant's internal hot water network.

OSRAM GmbH has built a combined heat, power and cooling plant at its halogen lamp factory in the Upper Bavarian town of Eichstätt. The project was planned and managed by Gammel Engineering GmbH.

As part of the BMWi's Energy Efficiency Export Initiative, a delegation of executives from Croatia visited Goldsteig and Naturenergie's biomass cogeneration plant in Cham on November 24, 2015.

"Wood gasification started at Gammel Engineering with Naturenergie Hersbruck: For around four years, the plant there has been producing heat for a local heating network, as well as electricity, using the "Kombi Fire System"."

The trade magazine "gwg-Gas | Erdgas" reports on the innovative energy concept at the BMW Group's Landshut plant.

The magazine et Energiewirtschaftliche Tagesfragen reports on waste heat recovery at the BMW Group's Landshut plant.

"...Gammel Engineering GmbH relies entirely on the power of ideas: In front of the company headquarters in Abensberg, on the western edge of Lower Bavaria, lies a pond with fountains. The name of the building? Source of ideas. And the company brochure features a neologism of its own, around which everything at Gammel revolves: Idea energy. ..."

"...team of experts has implemented an innovative energy concept for the BMW Group at the Landshut plant. Two absorption chillers were installed in the BMW Group's energy center at the Landshut plant, which use the waste heat from the melting furnaces to generate cooling. ..."

The Chamber of Industry and Commerce (IHK) is completely reorganizing itself in the district of Kelheim. While the office in Abensberg is still under construction, IHK committee chairman Michael Gammel has now introduced the new managing director, Regine Sander, in Langquaid.