Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure opened its doors to a group of curious children on this year's Future Day. Both children of employees and non-employees had the opportunity to spend an exciting day at the engineering office starting at 8 am.

The day began with a vivid video of the "Sendung mit der Maus", which explained to the children how a biogas plant works. Afterwards, the children got active themselves and made their own biogas plants out of paper, with fermenter and gas storage included. After this creative start to the day, everyone enjoyed a delicious breakfast together in the meeting room. The children were then taken on a tour of all the company's offices, where the employees explained their respective areas of activity. The children asked numerous questions and gained insightful insights into the world of engineers. In the late morning, they went to the biogas plant in Rosdorf, where the children were given an exciting tour of the plant. The children learned all about the different components of the plant and were able to apply their newly acquired knowledge directly. The day ended at 1 p.m. at Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure. A final highlight was a short stop at McDonald's on the way back from the biogas plant tour. The children had an eventful and educational day and were enthusiastic about the opportunity to gain an insight into everyday working life at Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure.

With this impressive day Krieg & Fischer Ingenieure was able to show how versatile and interesting the work is in a company for planning and construction of biogas plants. The event was a complete success and proof of Krieg & Fischer's commitment to promoting young talent.