Maintenance work in the power grid: Bremen has to be patient today!

Maintenance work in the power grid: Bremen has to be patient today!

Am Gaswerk, 28197 Bremen, Deutschland - In Bremen, important maintenance work on the power grid on the agenda is on the agenda on June 30, 2025. Wesernetz Bremen GmbH has announced that it will make short -term shutdowns at several locations in the city. Despite the high availability of the German power grid, such interruptions are not unusual, such as news.de

The upcoming work is divided into different categories and concern the following locations:

• Short-term maintenance: at the gas plant, Bremen-Süd, start: 8:38 a.m., end of 1:00 p.m.
• maintenance work: Erlenstraße, Bremen-Süd, Start: 07:56 a.m.
• Temporary maintenance work: Buntentorsteinweg, Bremen-Süd, start: 11:17 a.m.
• Short-term maintenance work: Straubinger Straße, Bremen-West, Start: 07:51 a.m.
• maintenance work: Eduard-Bernstein-Straße, Bremen-Ost, Start: 10:11 a.m., End 5:00 p.m..

completed maintenance and information

In the early afternoon, some maintenance has already been completed, including on Alfred-Henke-Straße and in the Heide, where the work was successfully completed.

In the event of power failures, it is important to keep calm. Secure yourself and first check whether neighbors are affected before contact your network operator, the Wesernetz Bremen GmbH. The recommendations for contacting and further steps in the event of a power failure are clear: Report interruptions on 0421 - 359 1010, which can be reached around the clock. For general questions, the number 0421-359-3535 or the contact form on the website can be used, as well as Stromausfall.org described.

critical infrastructures and long -term effects

A large and long -lasting power failure would have serious consequences for society, from health care and food supply. According to the Federal Office for Population Protection and Disaster Aid , Germany is relatively well prepared for minor power failures. Nevertheless, experts warn that the dependence on the power supply in critical infrastructures is constantly growing. Emergency power supply systems should be able to work for at least 72 hours to offer the majority of the population.

Although the probability of a longer power failure is considered low, the consequences are so serious that the emergency planning at all levels - the federal government, countries and municipalities - remains urgently necessary. This includes the regulations, which are particularly important in sensitive areas and hospitals so that the entire society is protected.

Awareness of the risks and the associated emergency pre -assault measures are considered centrally. There is something, not only with large infrastructure projects, but also in the everyday life of the Bremen citizens: inside.