Training on more efficient supply technology combined with a visit to the Biathlon World Cup

With solutions from Gotha and Schwabhausen, installation is faster and refurbishment takes less effort. The consequences: greater comfort and lower energy costs.

Gotha/ Oberhof

Different dialects from Rhineland to Thuringian to Berlin could be heard on Thursday evening, January 4, in the Friedenstein Salon of the Hotel am Schlosspark. The focus was on solutions from strawa Wärmetechnik GmbH for the energy-efficient refurbishment of existing buildings and efficient prefabricated Comfort connection stations and fresh water stations for new builds. A visit to the World Cup in Oberhof rounded off the informative part of the event.

Managing Director Daniel Blasel briefly introduced the company and the purpose of the meeting. Dirk Schulze, Head of Training, and key account manager Paul Bartenstein then went into detail in their presentations. In the future, Strawa will offer seminars within the framework of the Association of German Engineers (in accordance with VDI-MT 6023 Sheet 4) with its own technical consultant Dirk Schulze.

Paul Bartenstein presented five new products or product groups as direct hits and, as in biathlon shooting, triggered a white target in each case.

After the specialist presentations, the participants got talking about the details of supply technology. Some of them, who now work in planning offices, for contractors throughout Germany or at strawa, studied at the Gotha technical college. Supply engineering is taught there.