RWE finds missile launch devices near Neurath power plant transmission lines
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RWE reported that security forces found suspicious missile launch mechanisms near a transformer station northeast of the Neurath power plant on Thursday evening. The discovery did not disrupt plant operations, and security measures were raised in coordination with grid operator Amprion and authorities.
Key Facts
- Security forces found suspicious missile launch mechanisms near a transformer station northeast of the Neurath power plant on Thursday evening.
- The high-voltage lines crossing the site are owned by RWE Power.
- RWE said the discovery caused no disruption to plant operations.
- Security measures were increased in full coordination with grid operator Amprion and relevant authorities.
- RWE will not disclose details of special protective measures or security concepts for security reasons.
Discovery and Notification
Security forces found suspicious missile launch mechanisms near a transformer station northeast of the Neurath power plant on Thursday evening. They reported the situation to RWE management. The high-voltage lines crossing the site are owned by RWE Power. RWE said the discovery caused no disruption to plant operations.
Security Response
RWE stated that the security and sustainability of energy infrastructure is its highest priority. Security measures were increased in full coordination with grid operator Amprion and relevant authorities. Company facilities and transmission lines are regularly inspected under existing procedures. RWE will not disclose details of special protective measures or security concepts for security reasons.
Recent Sabotage Attempts
Germany has seen a series of suspected sabotage attempts on energy infrastructure in recent days, including critical RWE facilities.
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