The fire itself is long deleted. It was early in the morning, six hours ago and stopped shortly after. User TommyP reported in the german TFF-Forum a number of Power outages in the morning that are fixed now. He lives in the area.
The local electricity supplier e.dis reports:
Current fault
In the early hours of this morning, there was a fire in Steinfurt near Freienbrink, which also damaged an E.DIS high-voltage pylon. The damaged area is currently being secured. Since the early hours of the morning, E.DIS emergency services and partner companies have also been on site to assess the damage and to initiate and coordinate further necessary steps, such as switching operations. Preparations are also underway to repair the damaged section of the high-voltage pylon.
As a result of the damage to the high-voltage pylon, there were supply interruptions in Freienbrink, Erkner, Neu Zittau, Dahlwitz-Hoppegarten, Neuenhagen, Woltersdorf, Schöneiche and Gosen, among others. Thanks to the immediate switching measures initiated by the E.DIS network experts, the supply outage could be limited in the meantime.
Due to the ongoing investigations and inquiries by the criminal investigation department, we ask for your understanding that we are unable to provide you with any further information at this time.
Just in:
** Update 10:55 a.m. MEZ**
Due to immediate switching measures initiated by the E.DIS network experts, all affected communities, with the exception of a large industrial settlement and production facility as well as a logistics center, have since been supplied with power again. E.DIS emergency crews are still on site and, together with partner companies, are preparing to repair the damaged section of the high-voltage pylon. The damaged area itself is currently still secured. E.DIS will start the repair work immediately after approval by the responsible investigating authorities.
First must be Tesla Gigafactory, 2nd is a main logistics center of a big supermarket chain (E-Center). Maybe frozen goods without power? Uagh.
The Supercharger on site report temporarily closed on the Tesla APP.
