Bitter bankruptcy of a well-known energy consultant

“Sustainable success comes when you see the big picture. That’s why we always think about energy, the environment and the economy together – and combine technical know-how with vision and responsibility. With our transformation concept, we analyze initial situations, identify potential and develop strategies that enable change and secure the future. Since 1995, we have been supporting organizations in deciphering complexity and creating clarity – with experience, attitude and a clear goal: sustainable impact,” it says on the company’s homepage. “For us, high-quality advice means setting an example of responsibility ourselves. Since 2015, we have been operating a certified energy management system according to ISO50001 and are continuously improving. Our goal: climate neutrality by 2040. Through consistent measures – especially in operational mobility – we have been able to reduce our CO2-Reduce emissions by 89%. We act according to the same standards that we recommend to our customers – out of conviction and as a role model.”

We’re talking about the sattler energie consulting gmbh (FN253360p) based in Gmunden. She can be loud AQUA can no longer meet its current payment obligations and has applied to the regional court in Wels to open restructuring proceedings without self-administration. 23 employees are affected.

“Specifically, energy-environmental consultations, the development of energy management strategies as well as further training and education in the field of electrical engineering are carried out,” says the AKV.

The causes of bankruptcy

The reasons given for the slide into insolvency are “significant losses in sales as a result of delayed or non-existent funding as well as the predominantly performance-dependent fee structure”.

Debts and assets

According to the 2024 annual financial statements, the liabilities are 642,000 euros. The existing assets must first be inventoried and valued as part of the insolvency proceedings.

The future

A continuation of the company is planned and is also said to be economically feasible from ongoing operations. The creditors should receive a 20 percent quota.

By Editor