On Germany's highest mountain, two 570 kVA emergency generators ensure a reliable power supply. The first supplies the Sonn-Alpin cable car station at 2,600 meters, the second the top station at almost 3,000 meters.

To ensure that the lights never go out at FC Bayern Munich, we installed a 130kVA backup power system in the FC Bayern Campus, which opened in 2017.

The Oberstdorf Ice Sports Center operates a 150 kW CHP plant. In addition to providing electricity, it covers a large portion of the heating needs of the Ice Sports Center and adjacent buildings.

The Leutkirch wastewater treatment plant operates a combined heat and power plant with a capacity of up to 180 kW. It efficiently converts the resulting sewage gas into electricity and heat, both of which are used directly in the treatment process.

To cover temporary peak loads in a production process, edel Energy Systems installed two 800kVA container-style power generators. The stringent EU emissions requirements are met through a state-of-the-art exhaust treatment system.

To provide emergency power to its facilities, the Liebenau Foundation uses a 220 kVA mobile emergency power generator. This can be quickly activated on-site in the event of a power outage or a power shutdown for maintenance work.