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Successful integration project at SCHMIDTSCHE SCHACK

On January 31st, German newspaper “Hessische Niedersächsische Allgemeine” published an article on our successful integration project here at SCHMIDTSCHE SCHACK. In 2015, SCHMIDTSCHE SCHACK CEO and President, Karsten Stückrath, decided to take on five newly arrived refugees as interns to support their integration efforts in Germany. They have taken the opportunity to learn the language and become an integral part of the company. Up until today, three of them are still working at SCHMIDTSCHE SCHACK and have managed to successfully integrate themselves within the company and society. Read the full article in German. (Photo: Dieter Schachtschneider)

In line with the beginning of the new year, SCHMIDTSCHE SCHACK is changing the appearance of the already established brands in order to make the SCHMIDT'SCHE® and SCHACK® brands more visible to the outside world and communicate them more confidently.

Project developer, owner and operator Fulcrum BioEnergy, headquartered in Pleasanton, California, USA, is currently constructing an industrial plant near Reno, Nevada, USA, that will produce renewable transportation fuel from household garbage. The innovative approach is to use household waste as feedstock for kerosene fuel production.

We’re heading to the WEF Residuals & Biosolids Conference in Ft. Lauderdale, FL from May 7th to the 10th to discuss all of your energy recovery needs from high temperature thermal processes of biosolids. ARVOS | SCHMIDTSCHE SCHACK (SCS) offers a diverse portfolio of products, capable of providing the full energy recovery train downstream of incineration processes.

We are happy to announce that we are member of the newly founded Open Industry 4.0 Alliance initiated by SAP. The alliance aims to establish an open ecosystem for the digital transformation of industrial manufacturing plants.