Stadtwerke Singen
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| legal form | Own operation |
| founding | 1966 |
| Seat | Singen , Germany |
| management | Bernd Häusler, Markus Schwarz |
| Branch | Public utilities |
| Website | www.stadtwerke-singen.de |
The Stadtwerke singing are the local water utility of the city singing . They are also the operator of the city bus in Singen.
Stadtwerke Singen is owned by the city of Singen.
Stadtwerke Singen was founded in 1966. In addition, Stadtwerke Singen operates the parking garages "Heinrich-Weber-Platz" (354 parking spaces), "HBH Kliniken" (348 parking spaces) and the underground car park "Stadthalle" (201 parking spaces).
Further business areas of Stadtwerke Singen are:
- Drinking water supply
- Sanitation
- Waste disposal
- Disposal of recyclables
- Power generation
- Street lighting
history
In 1898 the construction of the local sewer system in the main street of Singen began. Singen's water supply began just five years later with the purchase of the Bitzenquelle in Ehingen . The Hohentwiel elevated tank was not built until 1962 . In the same year the city bus service was started. In 1966 the city of Singen founded its own municipal utility with water works and transport companies. The Buchberg elevated tank was built in 1981. In 1998 the Seehashalts industrial area was put into operation. In 2004 the Stadtwerke took over the municipal car park Heinrich-Weber Platz with 354 parking spaces. On July 1, 2006, a new city bus line started in partnership with the Südbadenbus . In 2007 the new underground car park Stadthalle with 201 parking spaces was completed. In 2011, the installation of photovoltaic systems on communal roofs began. The street lighting in Singen was not taken over until 2012. One year later (2013) the new "HBH Kliniken" car park with 348 parking spaces was completed.
Transport business area
Local public transport / Singen city bus
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| Basic information | |
| Company headquarters | To sing |
| Web presence | Singen city bus website |
| owner | Stadtwerke Singen 100% |
| Seat | To sing |
| founding | 1966 |
| Supervisory board | Lord Mayor Bernd Häusler |
| Operations management | Markus Schwarz |
| Transport network | VHB |
| Lines | |
| bus | 10 |
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| Passengers | 1.55 million per year |
| Length of line network | |
| Railway lines | 1.8 km |
| Bus routes | 99 km |
| Operating facilities | |
| Depots | 1 |
The Singen city bus operates on the following lines:
- Line 1: Bahnhof - Erzbergerstr. - Anton-Bruckner-Str. - Max-Porzig Str.
- Line 2: Bahnhof - Erzbergerstr. - Church of Our Lady - Hohenhewenstr. - Feldbergstrasse
- Line 3: Bahnhof - Kreuzensteinstr. - Am Posthalterswädle - Feldbergstr.
- Line 4: Bahnhof - Rielasinger Str. - Georg-Fischer-Str. - Freiburger Str. (- Konstanzer Str.)
- Line 5: Bahnhof - Rielasinger Str. - Worblinger Str. - Berliner Platz
- Line 6: Bahnhof - Güterstr. - Steißlinger Str. - Masurenstr. - Berlin Square
- Line 7: train station - industrial area station - Überlingen / R. - Bohlingen
- Line 8: train station - town hall / town hall - Hohentwiel information center
- Line 9: Bahnhof - Hausen adA - Schlatt u. Kr.
- Line 10: Bahnhof - Kreuzensteinstr. - Hohentwielstadion - Alu - Praxedisplatz - Clinic - Cemetery
In addition, Stadtwerke Singen is responsible for the call collective taxi (AST) Singen.
Other traffic areas
In addition to being responsible for the multi-storey car parks, the industrial tracks and the two stations "Landesgartenschau" and "Industriegebiet" also belong to their area.
These stops connect the Singener Weststadt, the Hegauklinikum and the Singener industrial area in the east of the city with the rail network of the DB AG.
Supply and disposal
In addition to the drinking water supply, waste and wastewater disposal are also part of the tasks of the Singen municipal utility.
Data and facts water supply and wastewater 2017
Water supply:
- Water release:: 2.77 million m³
- Sources: 2
- Well: 9
- Pipe network length: 235 km
- Number of hydrants: 1,139
Wastewater disposal:
- Wastewater volume: 3.26 million m³
- Canal length: 252 km
- Rain basin: 30
Data and facts waste disposal
Waste of the economy:
- Residual waste: 5,399 t / a
- Bulky waste (including wood): 2,111 t / a
- Organic waste: 4,946 t / a
- PPK: 3,249 t / a
- DSD glass: 1,318 t / a
- DSD-LVP: 1,227 t / a
Data and facts street lighting
Street lighting Total number of lanterns: 6,487 Number of LED lanterns: 6,000
Data and facts power generation
Photovoltaic systems: Brotherhof school output: 90.05 kWp Pestalozzi school output: 110.45 kWp