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History SEVA Energie AG

The SEVA Energie AG was established in 1982 as a GmbH (limited liability company). SEVA staff recognised quite early that a change would come about in the realm of electricity and heat generation. The anticipated scarcity of fossil fuels, restrictions in the utilisation of nuclear energies and the intensified utilisation of wind power stations clearly showed the enormous potential in the utilisation of regenerative energies.

With the objective of generating electricity and heat efficiently, SEVA started in the early 1990’s with the construction of block-type thermal power stations (also known as combined heat & power plants, CHP), initially for operation with heating oil or natural gas, and later increasingly for application in biogas plants. The increasing demand for block-type thermal power stations led to the construction of a production and office building in Ahlhorn in 1993. The SEVA Energie AG was established by Günther J. Schulz on 1 January 2000; from then on the firm placed its main emphasis on the production of block-type thermal power stations. Since 2001 the SEVA Energie AG has been producing its block-type thermal power stations at its new location, the Ecopark in Emstek. The SEVA Energie AG is a continually growing, innovative company, which is amongst the leading manufacturers of biogas block-type thermal power stations in Germany.

Today the SEVA Energie AG employs 150 people, and is an apprentice training enterprise for commercial professions, mechatronics specialists, electricians as well as for information science specialists and logistics specialists. The company produced down to the present day, more than 800 block-type thermal power stations with an installed total output of ca. 300 megawatts on a present-day production area of 6.000 m². In addition to several distribution and service branch establishments in Germany, the SEVA Energie AG is also active on the international market. For instance, SEVA contact partners are available for customers in the USA, Luxembourg, Italy and Japan. There is also an increasing interest in block-type thermal power stations abroad, and particularly in the SEVA Energie AG’s know-how with regard to the utilisation of regenerative and alternative energy sources.In addition to the EU countries, Eastern Europe and above all the USA are interesting markets for the SEVA Energie AG, since the agrarian areas are sufficiently available for the large-scale cultivation of necessary raw materials, and thus represent an enormous potential.