Business parks in Grevenbroich

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Industriegebiet-Ost

Total area: approx. 142 ha
Status of permitted use: GE/GI
Connections: A 540 (0,7 km), A 46/61 (5 km)
Companies: over 200 companies are located in the Industriegebiet-Ost, e.g. companies such as Speira GmbH, Real Alloy, Tokai Erftcarbon, LIDL central warehouse and other companies from the areas of trade, commerce, services and industry have settled here
History: it is the oldest industrial estate in Grevenbroich, the first settlement on Aluminiumstrasse was already in the 1920s, in the 1960s the Industriegebiet-Ost developed primarily as a location for the manufacturing industry and in the 1980s the focus was on the relocation of businesses from the city center
Development potential: currently no more expansion areas availabl

Gewerbegebiet Kapellen

Total area: approx. 55 ha
Status of permitted use: GE/GI
The Kapellen industrial estate is divided into several sub-areas and development stages. These include the areas “Auf den hundert Morgen”, “Am Schellberg” and “An der Glashütte”.
Connection: the Kapellen industrial estate is located directly at the Kapellen exit of the A 46 freeway
Businesses: over 70 companies with a mix of logistics, retail, automotive suppliers, trades and services
History: the development of the industrial estate started from Kapellen railroad station, where the first commercial enterprises settled at the beginning of the last century; the industrial estate developed from Industriestraße and Grevenbroich-Kapellen railroad station in the early to mid-1990s
Development potential: The development of the “Am Bierkeller” sub-area will be completed in 2025. Further development areas are located on the street “Auf den hundert Morgen”.

Gewerbegebiet Merkatorstraße

Total area: approx. 1,3 ha
Status of permitted use: GE
Connection: The commercial area is located directly next to Grevenbroich train station and the city center. Nevertheless, the BAB 46 is only a 10-minute drive away.
History: Securing the location of the Grevenbroich tax office has contributed to a very positive development around the Grevenbroich railroad station. Craft businesses, event managers or office space - small and medium-sized enterprises are creating further new jobs here on the outskirts of the city center and shaping the area that was formerly owned by Deutsche Bahn.
Development potential: currently not

Gewerbegebiet Wevelinghoven

Total area: approx. 15,3 ha
Status of permitted use: GE
Connection: the Wevelinghoven industrial estate is located on the L 361
Businesses: numerous companies from trade, crafts and services have settled here, e.g. ACTEGA Rhenania, part of the Altana Group, which develops and produces special paints and coatings
Development potential: no more expansion areas available

Gewerbegebiet Hemmerden

Total area: approx. 8,2 ha
Status of permitted use: GE
Connection: Hemmerden industrial park is located on the A 46
Businesses: Numerous businesses from trade, crafts and services
Development potential: currently not

Interkommunaler Industriepark Elsbachtal

Project sponsor: City of Grevenbroich, City of Jüchen and RWE Power AG
Status of permitted use: GI
Planning law expected 2025, development from 2026
Owner: The land is owned by RWE Power AG and is marketed for the town of Grevenbroich and the town of Jüchen in coordination with GFWS
Total area: approx. 42 ha
Previous use: Agriculture (recultivated open-cast mining area) / general open space and agricultural area
Connections: Direct connection to the B 59n and the BAB 46 (0.5 km), B 59n
Development potential: Possibility of developing a further approx. 90 ha on the east side of the B59n

Kraftwerksstandorte Frimmersdorf und Neurath

As part of the end of lignite-fired power generation in 2030, the existing power plant sites in Frimmersdorf and Neurath will be transferred to another use.

The Frimmersdorf power plant was taken off the grid in 2017 and was transferred to the so-called security standby and shut down. The era of lignite-fired power generation in Frimmersdorf ended on September 30, 2021. In 2022, a multi-stage workshop process was launched to determine the future use of the power plant site and the old turbine hall in particular.

The power plant areas are to be used as a future location for research, development and marketing of information technologies as well as for digital and innovative businesses. In addition, central buildings are to be preserved as architectural monuments and become part of a heritage trail. Outline planning for the site was completed in 2024. The marketing of partial areas can be expected from 2026.

On 17.03.2022, the city of Grevenbroich and the municipality of Rommerskirchen agreed to collaborate with Perspektive.Struktur.Wandel GmbH (PSW) on the planning qualification of the Neurath power plant conversion site. The aim of the structural concept is to develop a functional and flexible spatial structure for the Neurath power plant site that enables the widest possible range of uses. It thus forms the basis for the strategic and long-term development of this large-scale site and creates a framework for exploiting the existing potential while taking new spatial qualities into account.

You can download the structural concept here.

Concept Neurath