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Decentralized energy supply: On behalf of Stadtwerke Cham, Gammel Engineering developed a vision for the future of energy in the city of Cham. The Goldsteig cheese dairy plays a key role in this model as the largest heat consumer. Together with the city of Cham, an operator model was developed that brings many advantages for the city, the cheese dairy and ultimately for the entire region.

Instead of relying on electricity from the socket and heat from oil heating more and more companies are tackling the energy transition themselves. In doing so, they are securing their supply, making themselves independent of price fluctuations, reduce operating costs and protect the environment.

On Saturday, August 30, 2014, the new AUDI AG driving experience center in Neuburg was opened after two years of construction. Among the guests were the Bavarian Minister President Horst Seehofer and the Mayor of Neuburg Bernhard Gmehling.

The energy concept and infrastructure planning for the new large brewery in the west of Munich were created by the Gammel Engineering team.

Innovation, quality and depth of processing are success factors for the timber industry company Schwaiger in Hengersberg. Now it's time for the hot phase in the completion of the second waste wood ORC cogeneration plant.

To the west of Ingolstadt in Neuburg/Do., the AUDI driving experience center and the Motorsport Competence Center, the new home of AUDI Sport, are nearing completion. This has created 460 high-quality jobs related to motorsport.

Together with the Siemens AG / Ulrich Müller GmbH consortium, BMW has realized a flagship project in terms of energy efficiency and environmental relief at the Landshut production site. A combined heat, power and cooling plant has been built and integrated into the production processes.

The district hospital in Haar is once again generating its own electricity and heat highly efficiently with 2 CHP modules.

The gas engine combined heat and power plant to supply the BMW test site in Aschheim near Munich went into operation just in time for the July 31, 2014 deadline.

All CHP units went into operation on time on July 31, 2014 - a reason to celebrate: The Gammel Engineering team enjoys an excellent Bavarian buffet in the Klosterschenke Weltenburg.

At the innovative medium-sized manufacturer of press and injection molding tools in Grafenwöhr, the energy transition is a reality. The Zechmayer couple are expanding production and relying on combined heat and power generation.

For a few weeks now, Helmut Schwögler has been supplying his restaurant, which is known far beyond the region, with electricity and heat from a small CHP unit and is saving real money in the process!