Wesselinger carpenter” wins business start -up award 2023!

Wesselinger carpenter” wins business start -up award 2023!

A radiant victory for the Wesselingen company "carpenter"! The two founders Felix Possel and Georg Willig won the coveted start-up award of the Rhein-Erft district. Her innovative idea for the energetic outdoor wall renovation not only inspires the specialist jury, but also the audience in the Bergheim Medio, which was able to vote for his favorite via smartphone. A clear proof of the power of creativity and commitment!

"carpenter" relies on a holistic approach that focuses on ecological principles. With your subsequent insulation, you can reduce heat pipe losses by impressive 90 percent. In addition, wood is used as a CO2 memory, which contributes to reducing greenhouse gases. A concept that is not only ecologically sensible, but also economically convinced!

second place for sustainable fertilizers

second place secured Tim Paulke and Fabian Mierbach with their company Nunos. Your groundbreaking idea for the biological preparation of manure and fermentation in a special bioreactor transforms farmers into her own fertilizer producers. With this purely biological process, farmers can achieve up to 20 percent additional yield and at the same time significantly reduce the costs for mineral fertilizers and fuel. A real gain for agriculture!

Third place went to Marvin Müller-Bader and Fabrice Kathmann from Bergheim with their business model "Nanuq". Your goal: drive the decarbonization in heavy -duty traffic! With the combination of hardware, software and charging infrastructure, you want to efficiently make the electrification of commercial vehicle fleets efficient. A step into the future that is not only environmentally friendly, but also revolutionized mobility!

The start-up competition, which took place for the seventh time, was organized by St@RT Hürth and the Rhein-Erft business development. The winner receives a proud 3000 euros - an incentive for all creative minds to put their ideas into practice!