Construction of the New Dahlem Substation

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The demand for electricity is rising—driven, among other things, by the construction of new residential neighborhoods, the expansion of solar power systems, the growing adoption of electric vehicles, and the use of heat pumps.

To ensure that the power grid continues to operate reliably in the future, Stromnetz Berlin is continuously investing in the modernization and expansion of its infrastructure. A new substation is therefore being built in the Dahlem-West neighborhood.

Equipped with state-of-the-art technology, the new building is being designed to meet high aesthetic standards: A light-colored clinker brick facade with horizontal cornice bands and scattered window elements, along with color tones harmonized with the surroundings, are intended to integrate the building elegantly and unobtrusively into the neighborhood of residential buildings, sports facilities, and an indoor swimming pool. A green roof complements the design concept.

At the same time, we are expanding the local cable network. In this way, we are ensuring that the power grid will continue to meet future demands safely and reliably.

Further information regarding the planning and the expected construction schedules will be available shortly.

Restrictions during construction

Construction work is rarely quiet, nor does it take place without restrictions. Should any special circumstances arise regarding this construction project, we will provide updates here.

For more information on possible restrictions, please visit our information page.