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Modernisation of onshore power plants

NORDEN. The onshore power plant project in Norddeich came to a successful conclusion in October. The onshore power connections at the berths in the Osthafen have been reinforced and modernised, to ensure a continual reliable energy supply for ships berthed there. The project cost 300,000 euros, of which 175,000 euros were funded directly by NPorts and 125,000 euros came from the BMWK funding programme: “administrative agreement between the federal and state governments on the granting of financial aid for building onshore power plants”.

Credits: NPORTS/ANDREAS BURMANN

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