Congress: epoch-making projects for the energy transition
What an exciting “Schneider congress”!
The team and Inge & Adolf Schneider once again organised an eventful congress weekend. Numerous talks and demonstrations took place and visibly delighted the audience. Over 250 people from near and far came to the Schwabenlandhalle in Fellbach. We also met many of our members and had countless conversations. Thank you for that!
This event was special in many ways – we quickly agreed on that. There were a particularly large number of new participants. The density of topics around the production and use of HHO (Brown’s gas, oxyhydrogen) was especially high. There were a particularly large number of practical demonstrations, whether live on site or via live link from the USA. And of course the catering was (once again) especially delicious.
As we were more deeply involved this time in preparing the HHO part of the “Schneider congress” – as it is commonly called – we take our hats off to the Schneiders’ work. A great many things have to be brought together so that everything fits in the end. And organisationally things often stay hectic until 12 hours before the doors open. But all that is forgotten when the audience applauds or nice ideas such as spontaneous donation rounds make it “special”.
Many thanks to all those who visited us at the GAIA stand and talked with us. There were many pleasant conversations, for which we would like to thank you. Companies and organisations in the alternative field are all doing pioneering work. That much is certain. And falling down or making mistakes is part of everyday life. What matters is getting back up and carrying on – just as numerous project makers, large and small, do. Thank you for the encouraging feedback. Together we’ll make it.
We do not want to anticipate the extensive congress report in the next NET-Journal. Rather, we would like to invite you to subscribe to the journal to receive this and other news to leaf through – and, of course, to support the journalistic work of Inge & Adolf Schneider.
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