Aicher Holzbau GmbH Wins Bavarian Environmental & Climate Pact Award
Aicher Holzbau GmbH has been recognised for its commitment to environmental and climate protection. The company, established in 1983, received the Bavarian Environmental and Climate Pact award for the first time in 2011.
The award, valid for three years, allows the company to use the official logo. It honours Aicher Holzbau GmbH's dedication to operational environmental and climate protection. The company's managing director, Michael Aicher, received the certificate from Bavarian State Minister Tanja Schweiger and Bruno Schleinkofer, the second mayor of Regenstauf.
Aicher Holzbau GmbH's commitment to sustainability is evident in its use of dry wood and wood-based materials. These ensure solidity, durability, and building protection. The company aligns with the Bavarian Climate Protection Act's goal of achieving climate neutrality by 2040.
Aicher Holzbau GmbH's recognition is a testament to its ongoing efforts in environmental and climate protection. The company's use of sustainable materials and commitment to operational protection have earned it the prestigious Bavarian Environmental and Climate Pact award. While no information is available on the next recipient, Aicher Holzbau GmbH continues to set a high standard for environmental responsibility.
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