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This resulted in many ideas and a central wish.

We would like to draw your attention to a highly interesting event. Five of the most sought-after thought leaders and German-speaking management authors around Stephan Heinrich will present current trends, focal points and topics required for modern leadership and professional management on March 27, 2017 from 5:00 - 9:00 pm in the Cabrizio of the Cabrini-Haus in Offenstetten.

"Entrepreneurs from the Kelheim district want to initiate a project. Because employees, especially trainees, also need to get to work and back home again."

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

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.

Is the most important future project in our highly industrialized country failing?

As a family entrepreneur in this sector, the paradigm shift in energy supply is a responsibility and a matter close to my heart. I am independent of political parties and corporations and am not a lobbyist. My contributions to this important topic are based exclusively on 30 years of sound experience in the development, engineering implementation and operation of highly efficient decentralized energy systems.

Hubert Aiwanger visited our company on Friday, 10.07.2015 to find out about current practice in the development and implementation of highly efficient decentralized energy systems.

According to FEE, Fördergesellschaft Erneuerbare Energien e. V., ReGaWatt GmbH is the leader in Germany with four plants for generating electricity and heat from wood that have been realized in Germany. Residual wood from forest management and landscape conservation can be used.

No new start - EEG amendment misses entry into renewable electricity system

For months, the political leaders in our country have been unable to create security for investments in the future of energy through clear regulations. The unspeakable discussion about charging energy-intensive companies with the EEG levy and the surcharge on locally generated CHP electricity is preventing investments in highly efficient energy systems.

Handelsblatt reports in its morning briefing that at yesterday's SPD board meeting under the leadership of Economics Minister Sigmar Gabriel, it was decided to shelve the idea of an eco-surcharge for self-produced electricity.