The donations support important local initiatives that promote inclusion and assist families in challenging circumstances. The Magdeburg Children’s Hospice plans to use the donation to care for children with life-shortening illnesses and support their families. “The work of the children's hospice is invaluable, offering comfort and assistance to families during unimaginably difficult times. Contributing to society and improving the lives of people in our community is an integral part of who we are at GETEC”, said Pierre-Alain Graf, CEO of the GETEC Group.

The Zinnober Art Association will use the funds to foster talented artists with intellectual disabilities and showcase diversity in the art scene through exhibitions. “The creative work of the artists at Zinnober is a powerful reminder of how important it is to provide everyone with space to express their talents and visions. We are proud to support this initiative once again”, Graf concluded.

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GETEC is Europe's leading specialist for reliable, decarbonized energy and infrastructure solutions. With over 3,000 dedicated employees across more than 70 locations, we leverage our engineering, regulatory, and sustainability expertise to help our industrial and real estate customers navigate the complexities of the modern energy landscape while significantly reducing their carbon footprint. Operating 12,000 plants that generate more than 6 GW of energy, the company has a broad decarbonized technology offering. GETEC develops, finances, and runs critical energy infrastructure across Europe through its regional platforms in Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Benelux.

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Stefan Hofmeister
Corporate and Marketing Communications
Deputy Press Spokesman
+49 391 256 8709 / +49 151 5035 5876
stefan.hofmeister@getec.de