Rustersieler Groden
Rustersieler Groden
City of Wilhelmshaven
Coordinates: 53 ° 33 ′ 57 ″ N , 8 ° 7 ′ 55 ″ E
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Area : | 5.93 km² |
Residents : | 53 (2011) |
Population density : | 9 inhabitants / km² |
Postal code : | 26388 |
Area code : | 04421 |
Location in Wilhelmshaven
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The Rüstersieler Groden is a neighborhood of the Lower Saxon town of Wilhelmshaven with two power plants.
geography
The Rustersieler Groden borders in the north on the dike to the Voslapper Groden and Jade-Weser-Port , in the east on the Innenjade , in the south on the Heppenser Groden and in the west on Voslapp , Rüstersiel and Neuengroden . The Maade flows through the Rüstersieler Groden and flows into the Outer Jade here.
Administratively, the district can be further divided into districts, from north to south:
- Genius bench (with information pavilion on JadeWeserPort and the lighthouse)
- Rustersieler Groden-Nord (with coal-fired power station Engie )
- Rustersieler Groden-Süd (with the former chlorine plant and E.ON coal-fired power plant )
- Maadepolder (with disposal center EZW)
Industry
The district contains the following industrial facilities:
- Wilhelmshaven (Engie) power plant , a hard coal power plant that has been in operation since 2015.
- Ineos Chlorwerk, supplied gaseous chlorine generated by chlor-alkali electrolysis for PVC production in the Voslapp chemical plant until July 2013 .
- Wilhelmshaven power plant (E.ON) , a hard coal power plant in operation since 1976.
history
From 1963, the area of today's district was diked and thus turned into a Groden ; the name comes from the place Rustersiel . In the 1970s the chemical plant and the first power plant were built.
Views
Top light of the leading light line Voslapp
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