Power station Berlin-Wilmersdorf

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The CHP plant Berlin -Wilmersdorf is a 1977 operating Gone, oil-fired thermal power station based on the principle of combined heat and power. It is located in the Berlin district of Schmargendorf the district Charlottenburg- Wilmersdorf on the S -Bahn ring and the motorway A 100, near the former highway intersection Wilmersdorf to former A 104 Current operator is Vattenfall Europe AG.

The construction of the cogeneration plant Wilmersdorf began in 1973. Developer was Bewag. With the construction of the boiler house, the construction company H. Klammt AG was commissioned. This very characteristic plant received an architectural award in the 1980s.

The power plant has three units, each with 110 megawatts of power, which are each equipped with 102 meter high chimneys. The mains connection is made on the 110- kV high-voltage level in the network of Vattenfall Europe Distribution Berlin. Since the CHP in Berlin- Wilmersdorf is not on a body of water, it receives the necessary cooling water from a deep well.

On 2 January 1992, in one of the three blocks an explosion occurred.