Opportunities Map

Circle area ∝ √gross capacity

Pushed from InsolvenzDB · click a pin for details

Published by the responsible TSO alongside the substation availability snapshot.

EdgeConneX site near UW Graustein — parcel boundaries from the local B-Plan with the cable-route corridor.

Circle size ∝ √estimated electricity consumption

Circle size ∝ √estimated electricity consumption

Schematic routes: straight lines between named endpoints — not the permitted corridor.

Read off the two published measure maps and georeferenced on the city markers and the Bundesland borders — the drawn course, to roughly 400 m. Symbols sit where the map draws them, which can be a few kilometres from the real site.

Each site carries a 5 km and a 10 km search-radius ring. Click a point for site details.

BSH Site Development Plan 2025 · areas/lines simplified for display · centerlines are informational, not an SDP designation.

Google Earth export · locations are approximate, the operator in brackets is who hosts the site.

Solid = position of a known substation. Dashed = position of the named town only, not of the asset. Hollow circle = branch point somewhere along a line. Lines are schematic straight segments, never surveyed routes.

Westnetz grid-development measures, georeferenced from the internal SVG planning viewer — approximate corridor, not an exact route.

No picture has been traced into this layer yet, so there is nothing to draw. Run build_fiber_layer.py over a network-map screenshot to produce fiber_grid.geojson.

Solid = the trace was map-matched onto the OSM street and rail network. Dashed = the raw trace, good to about the width of the line on the source map (~150 m). Either way this is a tracing of a picture of a network, not a network record — never use it for planning against.

Our own street-level digitisation, not an as-built survey: the line follows the road or rail it runs along, the cable's position within it is unknown. Click a section for its known issues.

En-Concept's own review of distribution-grid 110 kV substations, separate from the TSO substations layer. Click a station for its status, the OSM facts and the Westnetz, Avacon and NEP measures it is tied to.

© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)

No vector twin has been built yet. Run the builder for a zoning source — build_berlin_fnp_layer.py is the first — to produce wms_poly/<id>.geojson.

Drawn as magenta outlines over the raster so the two can be compared. Where they disagree, the geometry is wrong — projection, axis order or simplification — and nothing derived from it should be trusted. Each source is fetched when you tick it; some run to tens of megabytes.

Opacity

Live imagery from the states' official WMS services — coverage grows state by state; rendering follows each service's own legend.