Stadtwerke Dillingen
| Stadtwerke Dillingen / Saar GmbH | |
|---|---|
| legal form | GmbH |
| founding | 1902 Own operation 1971 GmbH |
| Seat | Dillingen / Saar |
| management | Arno Minn, Ulrich Fischer, managing directors |
| Number of employees | approx. 70 |
| sales | 34.919 million euros (2011) |
| Branch | power supply |
| Website | www.swd-saar.de |
The Stadtwerke Dillingen / Saar GmbH are a local power company for electricity and gas and a water company with about 70 employees based in Dillingen / Saar . Around 21,000 residents in Dillingen, Diefflen and Lachten are supplied .
Operational structure
A commercial and a technical manager represent the company. The supervisory board consists of 14 members. The chairman of the supervisory board is the mayor of Dillingen / Saar, Franz-Josef Berg . The Verkehrs- und Energiebeteiligungsgesellschaft der Stadt Dillingen / Saar mbH with 46%, the city with 5% and the energis GmbH with 49% have a stake in Stadtwerke Dillingen / Saar GmbH .
The conversion from the own operation of the city of Dillingen / Saar to a GmbH took place on January 1st, 1971. In 2010 the Stadtwerke Dillingen / Saar Netzgesellschaft mbH was founded.
Suppliers and water wells
The upstream high-voltage network operator is VSE distribution network GmbH. At the "Schlachthof" transfer station, 35 kV are taken over, and 110 kV at the "Leases" transfer station. From there, the electricity is fed into the 10 kV or 0.4 kV network via 114 network stations.
The upstream gas network operator is Creos Deutschland . The gas is supplied via 4 gas transfer stations in the approximately 115 km long low-pressure network. Since December 1977 the entire supply area has been supplied with H-quality natural gas (H-gas) .
Drinking water is obtained in the Haienbachtal , Diefflen and Kondeler-Bachtal areas and fed into the city network.
history
An agreement was reached on July 28, 1902 between the management of Dillinger Hüttenwerke and the municipality of Dillingen. It stipulated that the 40 hectares of the Dillingen community between Dillingen and Diefflen north of the smelter site and the Prims would be exchanged for another property belonging to the works. In return, the town of Dillingen received a connection to the water supply and to the electrical lighting of the Dillinger Hütte, "which had offered to let the customers make the connections under very coulant conditions". This was the first step towards an independent, centralized electricity and water supply. The hour of birth of today's Stadtwerke therefore falls on July 29, 1902, the day on which the representatives of the community gave their approval for this project.