
Amprion Station Rheinau
A Legacy of Power Transmission
Did you know?
The substation consists of two spatially separated facilities.
Quick Facts
- Founded
- 1920
Guided Story
Here, you're standing at a crucial point for energy supply in Baden-Württemberg. The Amprion Station Rheinau, established in 1920, serves as a key substation. It's operated by grid operators Amprion/Westnetz and Netze BW. Situated just east of Mannheim, it lies between the districts of Rheinau and Friedrichsfeld. Look around, you're at an important hub consisting of two separate facilities. This site distributes energy to numerous homes and businesses across the region. If you glance southwest, you'll find the emergency exit 1 of the Pfingstbergtunnel not far off. This strategic position highlights the significance of this site for the regional power grid.
Location
Nearby

Pfingstbergtunnel

Pfingstbergkirche

Versöhnungskirche

Johannes-Calvin

Hirschacker und Dossenwald

Historische Eisenbahn Mannheim e.V.

Ehemalige Rheinau-Kaserne

Neu-Edingen/Friedrichsfeld
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