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Machine-generated summarywesernetz Bremen GmbH plans to build a new 110 kV substation in Werderland, Bremen, including all auxiliary installations and connection to the existing 110 kV overhead line network and the future 380 kV substation of TenneT. The substation will play a central role in regional energy supply and grid stability, with coordinated interfaces between wesernetz, TenneT and the steelworks in Bremen. Before any formal procurement, wesernetz is conducting a non-binding market survey under § 26 SektVO. This is not a tender and no bids are requested; participation carries no advantages or disadvantages and no value or deadline is stated. Contact: andy.grosspietsch@ewe.de.
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Source: TED - Tenders Electronic Daily (Publications Office of the EU)
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