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Erlangen Lock © Wasserstraßen-Neubauamt Aschaffenburg (WNA)
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Project news
23 October 2026

Efficient waterways: Ground-breaking ceremony for the new Erlangen lock

The construction of a replacement for the Erlangen lock is a key element in ensuring the long-term operational capacity of the Main-Danube Canal. The existing lock came into service in the early 1970s.
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Celebrations for the Pfaffensteig Tunnel Thomas Niedermüller
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Project news
12 October 2026

Construction begins on the Pfaffensteig Tunnel: work on the Gäubahn extension is progressing

With a symbolic groundbreaking ceremony, Deutsche Bahn, together with a number of partners, began construction of the Pfaffensteig Tunnel. From 2033, it will link the Gäubahn – running to and from Zurich – with the Stuttgart 21 infrastructure. 
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Expansion of the K20 STRABAG AG
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Project news
28 September 2026

Opening of the K 20 to traffic: mega-project completed seven months ahead of schedule

The K 20, one of Germany’s most technically and logistically challenging motorway projects, has been opened to traffic – seven months ahead of schedule, thanks to the use of innovative solutions.
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STRABAG is building the infrastructure for a large-scale battery storage facility in Waltrop © STRABAG
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Project news
22 September 2026

Ground-breaking ceremony: STRABAG to build infrastructure for a large-scale battery storage facility in Waltrop

STRABAG AG is to undertake the construction of the infrastructure required for the development and operation of the Waltrop battery park, one of Germany’s largest battery storage projects.
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Concept for future HGV fast-charging infrastructure © eLoaded Company News
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Project news
17 September 2026

STRABAG to build fast-charging network for electric heavy goods vehicles in Germany

Together with eLoaded and R:loaded, STRABAG has secured the contract for a major project (Lot 4) as part of Autobahn GmbH’s nationwide fast-charging network for electric heavy goods vehicles (eHGVs). 
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First major footprint for ZÜBLIN Ground Engineering in Australia Photography courtesy of Capture Point Media
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Project news
6 August 2026

Transformative Victorian project: first major footprint for ZÜBLIN Ground Engineering in Australia

ZÜBLIN Spezialtiefbau has secured its first contract in Australia in collaboration with STRABAG Australia. This means that the STRABAG subsidiaries are taking part in the major Suburban Rail Loop (SRL) project in Melbourne, thereby further expanding the Group’s presence in this strategically important market.
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Project news
5 August 2026

STRABAG is tests a partially electric construction site in Oberhausen

STRABAG AG has successfully completed the refurbishment of its existing soil treatment plant at its Oberhausen site and has tested the system in real-world conditions on a partially electrified construction site.
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Pooling of Technological Expertise in Cathodic Corrosion Protection Jürgen Pollak
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16 July 2026

Innovative corrosion protection: ZÜBLIN and Geiger Bauwerksanierung establish a joint venture, capsys

Ed. Züblin AG and Geiger Bauwerksanierung GmbH & Co. KG are pooling their technological expertise in cathodic corrosion protection (CCP) and are jointly establishing the joint venture capsys GmbH & Co. KG.
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Aerial view of the Wurtenspeicher © kelag
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Project news
10 July 2026

More renewable energy from hydropower: Refurbishment work at an altitude of 1,700 metres

The energy transition requires high-capacity storage solutions. The Wurtenspeicher is the centrepiece of Kelag’s Fragant power station complex in the Mölltal valley, situated at 1,700 metres above sea level. The dam is being raised by seven metres, thereby almost doubling its storage capacity from 2.7 to 5 million cubic metres of water. Facilities such as the Wurtenspeicher can effectively compensate for grid fluctuations – an important contribution to a sustainable energy supply in Carinthia.
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