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Hermann Wenzel Power Station

Powering Duisburg since 1955

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The Hermann Wenzel Power Station, operated by ThyssenKrupp AG, is strategically located between the districts of Laar and Ruhrort. Since its establishment in 1955, it has been a key energy provider for the region, integral to the ThyssenKrupp Steel site.

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1955 marks the founding year of the power station.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1955

Guided Story

You're standing at the Hermann Wenzel Power Station, a key energy supplier for ThyssenKrupp AG since 1955. Nestled between the districts of Laar and Ruhrort, this power station is part of the ThyssenKrupp Steel site. If you look west, about 95 meters away, you'll find the Museum of German Inland Shipping. Positioned away from the integrated steel plant, this facility works tirelessly to power the region. It's a significant part of Duisburg's industrial landscape, contributing to the energy supply for decades. Take a moment to appreciate the history in this industrial heartland, as the power station continues its vital work.