MAY I INTRODUCE MYSELF?
I founded my SKATETRIX SPORT COMPANY in 1994!
I am a graduate engineer in mechanical engineering and a graduate mathematician.
With several years of professional experience in the field of global industrial business!
Especially in successful realizing complex and large industrial projects!
For example, the huge Wooden Roller Coaster WHITE CYCLONE below!
AWARDED SKATETRIX VIDEO CLIPS!
With some pride, I mention the two video awards I have received!
From two heavyweights of the entertainment industry!
Award by SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT for A DAY AT THE RACE - speed skating!
Award by GOOGLE VIDEO for FIGURE OFF ICE - artistic skating!
Video: A DAY AT THE RACE! AWARDED BY SONY PICTURES ENTERTAINMENT! Race winner NICOLAS ITEN, Berlin Marathon winner too, and the best speed skaters of the world seen from an escorting motorbike! Video by ERIC MAURER of SKATETRIX SPORT COMPANY.
Video: FIGURE OFF ICE 1! Swiss champion NATHALIE BIEDERMANN shows figure skating in a historical building from the 19th century. FIGURE OFF ICE became awarded by GOOGLE VIDEO! Video by ERIC MAURER of SKATETRIX SPORT COMPANY.
FIGURE OFF ICE 1 - Click, and enjoy Video!
Realized Project - Roller Coaster White Cyclone
WOODEN ROLLERCOASTER WHITE CYCLONE - JAPAN!
White Cyclone was constructed of enough Alaskan timber to build nearly a thousand homes!
The 1,700 m long track and fast speed will make you scream!
Do not eat before you ride it unless you want trouble with your stomach!
And for those with heart ailments, the ride is not recommended.
Realized Project - Roller Coaster Pegasus
WOODEN ROLLERCOASTER PEGASUS - NETHERLANDS!
A smaller roller coaster that was completed within a short time, extensively tested and then approved by the authorities for public operation!
To be exact, within only 6 months! Just in time for the start of the summer vacations!
Realized Project - LNG Plant Qatargas
LNG PLANT QATARGAS - RAS LAFFAN, QATAR!
Realized in cooperation with Japanese engineering group Chiyoda!
Qatargas 2 and Rasgas 3, both in Qatar, are the largest liquefaction plants worldwide based on capacity.
The liquefaction process consists of cooling down the natural gas to a temperature of about minus 162 degrees Celsius (minus 260 Fahrenheit) thereby turning it into liquid state.
The liquefied natural gas (LNG) is then transported via specifically fitted vessels to consumer markets.