Vådt vejr forsinker kabelarbejde

Transformerstationen ved tunnelportalen skal levere 100.000 MWh om året. Det svarer til gennemsnitsforbruget for over 22.000 danske husstande.

Transformerstationen (nederst i billedet) ved tunnelportalen skal levere 100.000 MWh om året. Det svarer til gennemsnitsforbruget for over 22.000 danske husstande. Foto: Femern A/S

Bernt Hertz Jensen Bernt Hertz Jensen

Published 1 March 2024 - 11:02 Modified 6 March 2024 - 12:29

Vand og højspændingskabler er en dårlig cocktail. Og vand har der været rigeligt af på Sydlolland de seneste måneder. Derfor er kabelarbejdet omkring den store transformerstation, der skal forsyne Femerntunnelen med strøm blevet en anelse forsinket.

Det var planen, at kabelarbejdet skulle have været afsluttet i februar, men nu kommer vi et stykke ind i årets første forårsmåned, før det er færdigt. Det oplyser Femern A/S til FemernReport.

Når kabelarbejdet er afsluttet, så kan trafikken omkring transformerstation igen køre normalt. Den har været omlagt som forberedelse til den fremtidige tilslutning til den nye Færgevej og de to nye broer over jernbanen og motorvejen til tunnelen.

Arbejdet på de to nye broer fortsætter efter planen. Jordarbejdet til broernes ramper er afsluttet, og næste opgave bliver at støbe de to brodæk til foråret.

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