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12.10.2007, 08:01 CET

Stadium Re-Development: Co-Op With SWB And EWE
With a view to the planning of the construction work at the Weser Stadium, there are currently discussions being held between ‘Bremer Weserstadion GmbH (BWS), Werder Bremen GmbH & Co KG aA as well as energy providers SWB AG and EWE AG. The goal of these talks is to develop a long term co-operation between the four parties in the area of power provision. As part of the first step due to be made at the Weser Stadium in its re-development, a photovoltaic system will be installed whilst a large number of energy saving measures are also planned. Dr. Werner Brinker, chairman of EWE AG explained the plans: “Working together with such a prominent partner will assist us in making clear the importance providing renewable energy sources for the future.” Werder Bremen chairman Manfred Müller: “There has not as yet been a decision made on the rights to the future name of the Weser Stadium. We have said all along that this would be a step taken in ensuring the financial means for the stadiums reconstruction. We are continually searching for an intelligent solution which will be fair to all parties involved.”