The outlook for the photovoltaic industry is excellent: a growth of twenty percent is expected worldwide in the next fifteen years. China alone will be investing $ 180 billion in renewable energy within this period.

Basic raw material for the production of photovoltaic plants is silicon. The REUTHER GmbH is actively supporting well-known plant constructors with the components required for their production. Due to long years of experience we are always capable of optimising continuously the respective production conditions together with our customers.

Part of the most urgent tasks is to reduce the dependence on fossil fuels, as for instance on the mineral oil. Regrowing raw materials - biogas, bioethanol, biofuels and biomass – come increasingly to the fore of a worldwide interest.

REUTHER has a part in this development. Plant constructors from Germany closely cooperate with us. The projects are implemented on an international scale.

Our customer relationships grown over many years are paying off particularly in this respect. Many of our customers from traditional markets trust us just when it is about seminal solutions for new plants and technologies – no matter in what place of the world.

Our components for the production and storage of hydrogen are in worldwide use. The successful certification with the China Stamp opened the gateway to the growth market China. Moreover, the U-Stamp enables us to act within the framework of the ASME certification – and that not only on the American market.

There is hardly an industry that has experienced such an upswing than the wind energy and there is no end of the boom in sight. The order books of wind power plant manufacturers are bulging. Markets such as India, China and the United States are served by European manufacturers. Moreover, in Europe itself the replacement of obsolete plants will gain in importance in the coming years.

Since 1999 the REUTHER GmbH has manufactured wind tower sections with special fixtures such as access ladders, platforms and electrical installations. We have supported the advancement of the recent past by our experience and, in the course of the development, we have made investments in ever higher-output production techniques.

Today, almost all of the well-known manufacturers are among our customers. Not least of all, because we supported them in optimising and standardising their plants. And because we have made a good name for ourselves just in implementing special tasks and in special solutions.

In Hammerfest, Norway, one of the largest plants for natural gas extraction is being built. It is only possible to extract, process and transport the primary energy existing there by using state-of-the-art technology.

Currently, Hammerfest is considered to be one of the largest exportation projects of the German industry. The REUTHER GmbH is engaged in this project with components and products.

Our experience is to the benefit of numerous industries that contribute to the protection of environment and resources as well as to the solution of nutritional problems worldwide:

• potash and salt industry,
• sodium industry,
• ammonia production,
• production of adsorption and absorption plants,
• waste water treatment and purification and
• construction of plants for Diesel combustion improvement.

REUTHER GmbH works now with the U-STAMP

The successfully ASME-certification found place at Fürstenwalde near Berlin from 10. to 11. April 2006. The ASME (The American Society of Mechanical Engineers) was represented by Michael Sullivan (USA). As Authorized Inspector worked Wilko Adams from the ONE/TÜV/BV.

REUTHER GMBH presents the U-STAMP on Achema 2006 from 15. to 19. Mai 2006 in Frankfurt/Main.

The outlook for the photovoltaic industry is excellent: a growth of twenty percent is expected worldwide in the next fifteen years. China alone will be investing $ 180 billion in renewable energy within this period.

Industries such as

• chlorine chemistry,
• foodstuffs and luxury foodstuffs industry,
• fine chemical technology,
• varnish and paint industry,
• mineral oil industry,
• pharmaceutical and biotechnical industry,
• cosmetics and plastics industry,
• technical gases

benefit from manufacturing plants that are optimally tailored to their respective products.