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On Tuesday, 08.03.2016, Mr. Florian Oßner, member of the German Bundestag, visited us for a discussion focusing on the energy transition.

On Tuesday 08.03.2016, we met up for a somewhat different kind of feast. The innkeepers from the Besenhard inn in Großmuß cooked freshly butchered boiled meat for us.

On Friday, February 19, 2016, we were able to experience a very interesting seminar by CommVivere on the topic of "My impact on the phone".

As has become a tradition, we once again went on a day ski trip to Kaltenbach in the Zillertal this year. The weather and the slopes were fantastic again. Despite the end of the vacations, there wasn't much going on and so we were able to make the most of the day.

Three employees are celebrating anniversaries in February 2016! Anita Ebenslander and Thomas Zweier have been part of our team for 10 years. Authorized signatory and Kombi-Power-System® developer Klaus Röhrmoser has been with Gammel Engineering for a proud 20 years.

Techniker Krankenkasse is conducting a back test for our employees today.

In the Landkreisfenster Kelheim TVA reports on the companies that offer BAF students (asylum seekers and refugees who are required to attend vocational school) an opportunity for a work placement.

Bayerischer Rundfunk reports in an interview about Gammel Engineering GmbH, which offers internships to asylum seekers and refugees (BAF students) who are required to attend vocational school.

On Saturday 12.12.2015 our traditional Christmas party took place with the entire team of Gammel Enginering GmbH and partners. We enjoyed a great evening with delicious food at the Posthotel Forsters in Donaustauf.

On 03.10.2015, we went on this year's company outing to Plzeň, the European Capital of Culture 2015.

On Friday, September 25, 2015, Gammel Engineering GmbH received the climate protection award from the district of Kelheim for increasing energy efficiency in our office building. By implementing various measures, it was possible to reduce electricity consumption by 60 percent.

Politicians want to reduce subsidies for environmentally friendly CHP plants. Dipl.-Ing. (FH) Thomas Winkler talks about the planned amendment to the CHP Act in an interview.