Bernina line
Map with all coordinates of the Bernina line: OSM 
 
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End points of the Bernina line |
The Bernina line , also called Bernina line , is the extra high voltage line for 60, 220 and 380 kV over the Bernina Pass . The line branches between La Punt and Bever the Albula line from, crosses the Bernina Pass (about 2350 m above sea level. M. ) leads down into the Puschlav and ends in substation Robbia at San Carlo, municipality of Poschiavo . The line, which originally belonged to Repower AG, was transferred to Swissgrid in 2013 like all other transmission lines .
The previous 220 kV line was expanded for maximum voltage in 2005 by LEBAG Leitungs- und Elektrobau AG in Lenzburg and is an important part of the electricity transport between Switzerland and Italy . Around 40% of the electricity exchanged between the two countries is transported through them.
The Bernina line touches the Lei da Gravatscha , a small lake near Bever to the right of the Inn , and Pontresina .
literature
- Map of the power transmission lines in Switzerland = Carte des lignes suisses de transport éléctrique . Zurich: Bureau of the Swiss Electrotechnical Association, 1907, 22 cards.
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ a b transfer. In: Repower. Retrieved January 23, 2017 .
- ↑ Bernina line was officially inaugurated. Press release. In: Repower. January 20, 2005, accessed January 23, 2017 .
- ↑ Markus Durrer: Electricity, Alpine Transit and Environment, a summary . In: The monthly page . No. 1 , 2006 ( bauhygiene.ch [PDF; accessed on January 23, 2017]).