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Amprion Umspannwerk Hoheneck

A Power Hub in Southwest Germany

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Established in 1928, the Amprion Umspannwerk Hoheneck is a major power distribution site in Ludwigsburg's Hoheneck district. It features two distinct sections with voltage levels of 380 and 110 kV, operated by Amprion and Transnet BW. Its strategic position establishes it as a vital node in the southwest German transmission network, especially serving the Stuttgart region.

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The substation was founded in 1928.

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Founded: 1928

Guided Story

Here you are at one of the most significant power distribution hubs in southwestern Germany. Since 1928, the Amprion Umspannwerk Hoheneck has been a crucial node for the Stuttgart area. Look around: the two sections, divided by a road, play a vital role in handling voltage levels of 380 and 110 kV. Operated by transmission network operators Amprion and Transnet BW, this facility is integral to energy distribution. You might notice the radio tower about 140 meters to the east, another striking feature in this technological landscape. This substation is more than just a technical facility; it's a key part of the energy infrastructure supporting modern life in this region.