What we do

About 30 employees are based at our site in Frankfurt am Main. Our colleagues here are responsible for technical measures in the network area from Lower Saxony to Hesse. There are also colleagues working in various cross-divisional functions such as IT and finance, who work together in a team with colleagues from the Stuttgart site.

Our Scharenstetten site is located on the edge of the Swabian Alb. Since 1988, one of our three gas compressor stations - an important nodal point in our transmission system - ensures that gas can be shipped from Ulm to Liechtenstein and Vorarlberg. About 20 employees are responsible for maintaining and monitoring our gas compressor system, about 600 kilometres of transmission system, 3 supply stations, 42 gas and transfer stations and 8 control systems from Heidenheim to the Austrian border.

Our site in Rheinstetten with one of our three gas compressor stations is located near Karlsruhe. The gas compressor station in Rheinstetten increases the pressure of the gas that is transported to the greater Stuttgart area. The plant serves to stabilize the gas supply in Baden-Württemberg. The facility is anchored in the national gas network development plan, which includes all measures required to ensure security of supply in Germany. You can find out more about the construction of the gas compressor station here.

Once the plant has been commissioned, around five employees will ensure its smooth operation and maintenance.

10 employees at the Deißlingen site near Rottweil are responsible for all repair and conversion works on our transmission system as well as for maintaining and providing technical support for natural gas fuel stations from Stuttgart to Lake Constance. Our colleagues thus ensure the reliable supply of gas in the south of Baden-Württemberg.