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Wind turbines stand still without engineers and technicians.

Our Max Bögl hybrid tower system is made of more than just concrete and steel, but is rather much more than the sum of its parts – strictly speaking, it's an electrical power plant. In order to master this complex field of activity reliably, the Eletrotechnik Wind division was established in 2012 under the leadership of Josef Bayer. Four years later, the team of experienced engineers and technicians today involves around 15 employees. Their tasks include planning and work preparation, production, operational management, special projects and project development. Here, we would like to introduce the experts in the individual fields.

Wind energy is a complex undertaking: Max Bögl is aiming for a strong presence on the global market with its system modification 160+ and mobile factory concept

The Max Bögl Group is making a significant contribution to energy transition with its Hybrid Tower System Max Bögl. Thanks to state-of-the-art production and assembly processes, more than 1,100 hybrid towers have been produced since they were successfully introduced in 2010. Our "mobile factory" enables us to provide all our clients with established hybrid tower quality for great hub heights from a single supplier worldwide, with local content included in the project.

Naturstromspeicher Gaildorf

It is relatively easy to obtain energy, but finding a flexible approach to storage is much more difficult. Naturstromspeicher Gaildorf, a joint natural energy storage plant project between Max Bögl Wind AG and project initiator Alexander Schechner, can do both – generate and store electricity.

Main frames for North Sea wind farm

Whether developing, planning, building or operating wind turbines, the Max Bögl Group is one of the leading manufacturers of high-performance hybrid wind turbines with its Max Bögl Hybrid Tower System. In addition to producing tower interior fittings and pre-stressed concrete and steel segments, Max Bögl is now extending its own wind power service portfolio with main frame manufacture for wind turbines for the first time.

Ready to awaken the "energy future"

It has been just less than a year now since the construction site for the natural power storage in Gaildorf was officially put into operation with the laying of the foundation stone. Around 35 skilled workers from the Max Bögl Group have worked on site since the foundations were laid in April 2016 in order to implement this pilot project as an important part of the energy revolution.

Mobile factory for international markets

Max Bögl is aiming for a strong presence on the global market with its mobile factory concept. To meet the challenges posed by the need for great hub heights outside Europe, the Max Bögl Group offers its single-source hybrid tower system, including mobile production, first used to build a wind farm in Thailand.

Modular system for greater efficiency and flexibility.

Max Bögl has taken tower production for wind turbines to new heights with the Hybrid Tower mb 2.0, a further enhancement to our system. This new tower concept has achieved fresh cost optimisation levels. Designed for hub heights up to 200 metres, it allows greater flexibility for developing new tower types thanks to its modular structure.

Max Bögl Group receives order for new maglev local public transport system from China.

Max Bögl recognized the global trend towards urbanization with all the resulting challenges years ago. In order to offer a forward-looking solution for the increasing demand for inner-city mobility, the TSB - Transport System Bögl was developed as a new local transport system ready for series production. For the successful introduction of the technology on the national and international market, a long-term sales partnership has now been agreed with a Chinese partner company.

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Die von Max Bögl geplante und errichtete trimodale Schwerlasthalle der mittelständischen Spedition Kübler in Mannheim wurde am 19.10.2018 feierlich eröffnet. Etwa 450 geladene Gäste konnten sich von der Halle, welche im Hinblick auf den multimodalen Güterverkehr wegweisend ist, selbst überzeugen.