Distinguished guests attend the official opening of one of the first carbon-free hall heating systems in Austria

We had the honor of welcoming the Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in Austria, His Excellency Vito Cecere, to the inauguration ceremony of the first RES project in Austria - together with other high-ranking representatives from politics, business and associations. First and foremost, the Managing Director of the German Chamber of Commerce in Austria (DHK) Thomas Gindele, the senior expert for renewable energies at the German Energy Agency (dena) Marta Cavalli, the representative of the District Governor Dr. Markus Peham, Magister Claudia Bauer, as well as the Managing Director of the Lower Austrian Roofers', Glaziers' and Tinsmiths' Guild Hannes Atzinger and his colleague Helmuth Degeorgi.
The entertaining program included the welcome by the host Christoph Buxbaum, the opening speech by the ambassador Vito Cecere, the greeting by the mayor of Langschlag Andreas Maringer for the municipalities of Hochland and the presentation of the Renewable Energy Solutions program by Marta Cavalli, in short RES program of the Export Initiative Energy of the Federal Ministry of Economics and Climate Protection, in the context of which the carbon-free heating project at Christoph Buxbaum GmbH was presented to the public. Mario Stieglmair (KÜBLER GmbH) presented the innovative heating system with integrated LED lighting and then, moderated by Tom Meiler (BR3), Thomas Gindele (DKH), Roswitha Haghofer (KLAR Manager Waldviertler Hochland), Roland Lifka (Managing Director of Synto GmbH Energieberatung und Projektmanagement) and the founder and Managing Partner of KÜBLER GmbH, Thomas Kübler, met for a panel discussion to shed light on the question: "How can decarbonization succeed in commercial and industrial companies?"
Accompanied by the BLÄSERGRUPPE of the Langschlag music band under the direction of Martin Baumgartner and with a blessing from the parish priest, Magister Andreas Bühringer, the ceremony came to a worthy conclusion, which continued long into the afternoon with Palatinate wine and Saumagen as well as specialties from the Lower Austrian Waldviertel.
RES Programme
The RES project Austria is being funded as part of the Renewable Energy Solutions program of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection's Energy Export Initiative.
German Energy Agency (dena)
The German Energy Agency (dena) is a centre of excellence for the applied energy transition and climate protection. dena studies the challenges of building a climate-neutral society and supports the German government in achieving its energy and climate policy objectives. Since its foundation in 2000, dena has worked to develop and implement solutions and bring together national and international partners from politics, industry, the scientific community and all parts of society. dena is a project enterprise and a public company owned by the German federal government. dena’s shareholder is the Federal Republic of Germany. www.dena.de
German Energy Solutions Initiative
With the aim of positioning German technologies and know-how worldwide, the German Energy Solutions Initiative of the Federal Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Action (BMWK) supports suppliers of climate-friendly energy solutions in opening up foreign markets. The focus lies on renewable energies, energy efficiency, smart grids and storage, as well as technologies such as power-to-gas and fuel cells. Aimed in particular at small and medium-sized enterprises, the German Energy Solutions Initiative supports participants through measures to prepare market entry as well as to prospect, develop and secure new markets. www.german-energy-solutions.de
Renewable Energy Solutions Programme (RES Programme)
With the RES program, the Energy Export Initiative of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection (BMWK) supports German companies in the renewable energy and energy efficiency sector in opening up new sales markets. As part of the program, reference plants are set up in a target market and marketed with the support of the German Energy Agency (dena) for publicity and advertising purposes. Information dissemination and training activities promote the sustainability of market entry and demonstrate the quality of climate-friendly technologies from Germany. https://www.german-energy-solutions.de/GES/Redaktion/EN/Basepages/Services/dena-res.html
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