Through con­ti­nui­ty, com­pe­tence and deter­mi­na­ti­on, we have been able to con­tri­bu­te our expe­ri­ence to an ever-widening ran­ge of pro­jects. In the mean­ti­me, we are plan­ning in various are­as of envi­ron­men­tal tech­no­lo­gy, becau­se resour­ce pro­tec­tion, rene­wa­ble ener­gies and water are ele­men­ta­ry buil­ding blocks for a desi­ra­ble future.

To do jus­ti­ce to this spec­trum, we have deci­ded that from now on we are Inge­nieur­bü­ro Rück­ert GmbH. 

The NatUr­gas pro­cess is beco­m­ing known glo­bal­ly becau­se lar­ge quan­ti­ties of chi­cken drop­pings can be used. This resi­du­al mate­ri­al, a valu­able sub­stra­te for bio­gas pro­duc­tion, accu­mu­la­tes in tru­ly everywhere. 

Thanks to the new fer­men­ter geo­me­try and opti­mal­ly adap­ted agi­ta­tors, the pro­cess impres­ses with its effi­ci­en­cy and intel­li­gent design. Sin­ce then, the con­cept has been plan­ned and rea­li­sed throughout Euro­pe in the ran­ge of 300 to 3,000 kW. 

Claus Rück­ert founds the engi­nee­ring office and plans the first bio­gas plant in which bio­was­te from Fürth is uti­li­sed. In the years that fol­lo­wed, the engi­nee­ring office worked con­ti­nuous­ly on impro­ving the fer­men­ta­ti­on system.