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Wolf air handling units provide pleasant temperatures and an excellent ambience at the Allianz Arena in Munich.

In October 2017, the company AGRANA opened a new corn starch plant at its site at Schach an der Donau, Austria. AGRANA invested around 80 million euros to increase its processing capacity by a third to 540,000 tonnes of corn per year. 

Wolf has a history of working in successful partnership with gastronomic establishments.

With 17 000 seats, the “O2 World” is the second largest and most advanced arena in Germany.

The town of Bad Aibling is nestled in a magnificent mountain silhouette in the Upper Bavarian foothills of the Alps. Tourists and spa guests can expect numerous leisure activities and modern spa facilities, a varied cultural programme as well as opportunities for relaxing hiking and cycling.

Advertisements for Hermann’s meat-free products are all over Austria. They follow the trend of sustainable food production and focus on short transport routes, cutting out waste and minimising water and energy consumption.

The Schlosshotel Lerbach cossets it’s demanding guests with environmentally sound heat and power delivered by a Wolf CHP unit. The Schlosshotel Lerbach cossets it’s demanding guests with environmentally sound heat and power delivered by a Wolf CHP unit.

The Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre is one of the most modern trade fair centers and equipped with an solar installation by Wolf.

Wolf provide a genuine feel-good atmosphere inside the public indoor pool at Kilchberg on Lake Zürich

Theater AKZENT is part of the Educational Centre of the Vienna Chamber for Workers and Employees. The theatre was thoroughly renovated recently to bring it up to date.

As the saying goes: "With radio you always reach the right people. Radio. Goes in the ear. Stay in your head." Germany's most listened to private radio station comes from Bavaria.

The largest airport of Russia is equipped with 50 modern air ventilation systems by Wolf.

After initial considerations about the implementation of a general renovation of the existing Hanappi stadium, the responsible persons decided after the comparison of the cost-benefit situation for the new construction of the stadium.

WOLF has been awarded a contract to provide air handling/ventilation systems for AUSTRIA CAMPUS, Austria’s largest construction project. 

WOLF air handling units are designed strictly in line with DIN Directive 1946 – Part 4 and installed with the greatest of care. 

The Rainbow Park, Wuppertal, is a popular sports and leisure centre with a wide range of activities. It relies on a Wolf CHP.

The sewage plant of Mainburg was generally overhauled and replaced by a modern Wolf CHP unit.

An Wolf air technology system offers a good indoor climate at the Landesklinikum Amstetten.

The German Air Traffic Control Center is equipped with high-tech facilities, resulting in above average electrical energy consumption.

The Arena Nationala is a UEFA stadium category 4 – the highest classification of the European Football Association.

Wolf delivers fresh air to the national stadium in Warsaw. As part of the European championship, five games were held there.

For its 37 hotels, the internationally renowned German hotel chain, Maritim, banks exclusively on combined heat and power generation.

The Euro Plaza is a business park in Meidling with the highest air condition aspirations. Wolf air handling units ensure the air here.

The building complex is one of the largest inner-city developments in Vienna. The employment of Wolf technology was essential.

Tour First has been the highest building in France. Sixteen Wolf air handling units were an essential component of this concept.

The Werner & Mertz GmbH meets the highest international standards for sustainable and environmentally responsible construction.

The Riverside is not the first shopping centre in Austria that banks on air handling and ventilation technology made in Mainburg.

The Wolf CHP unit at the Volvo Center St. Petersburg provides a reliable, affordable and viable provision of electric power.

One of the largest international mail-order companies is relying on air handling technology from Mainburg.

Wolf even assumes projects with highest demands. The diesel power station lies in a hurricane-prone area.

In the immediate vicinity of this troop training ground, the “Netzaberg” housing area was part of the largest housing development in Europe.

China intends to initiate major development projects to counteract high rental prices and the increasing migration of its people.

The Academy of Art and Design is the largest art college in the Netherlands with the integration of several air handling units from Wolf Mainburg.

The student housing complex Düsseldorf is equipped with a Wolf CHP.

Wolf provides air conditioning for the Kremlin. These Wolf air handling units move a volume of no less than 1.6 million m³ of air each hour.

The Amalienbad is equipped with Wolf air-conditionings, which meets the stringent requirements expected for modern swimming pools.