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The Bavarian Energy Prize was awarded on October 15, 2014. Gammel Engineering GmbH received the prize in the category "Systems/Process Technology; Product Development" for its "Combined Power System".

Last Wednesday saw the commissioning of the new industrial-grade wood gas cogeneration plant at the Osserhotel in Lohberg in the district of Cham.

The new combined heat and power plant was delivered to the Max Planck Institute for Plasma Physics in Munich on November 26, 2014.

At Maintal Konfitüren in Hassfurt, the micro gas turbine, which will generate almost 100 kW of electrical power, is being commissioned this week. The first electricity is being fed into the grid today in trial operation. After TÜV approval, the plant is expected to be in automatic operation by the end of the week.

The heat from the smelting plant at BMW AG in Landshut is used for cooling in summer and heating in winter. 10.000 tons of CO2 are saved by BMW every year and energy costs are reduced by more than one million euros annually.

The completely renovated elementary school in Train was officially opened on October 17, 2014.

Future-proof Kombi Power System® receives award

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.

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.

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.

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.