Tenant in Kamenz residing in a cold apartment as of Monday?
In a surprising turn of events, residents in Kamenz-Ost are facing a district heating shutdown, while an animal shelter in Plauen grapples with water and electricity shortages.
According to a report by the city administration, more than 100 tenants are affected by the shutdown, with the energy supplier Ewag Kamenz informing them of the impending cutoff. The reason given for the shutdown is outstanding payments by the landlord, Kamenz Großimmobilien GmbH.
The article does not directly relate any of these water or man city heating issues to the district heating shutoff in Kamenz-Ost. However, it's important to note that a similar case regarding a lack of heating and hot water occurred recently in Halle's Südpark.
Meanwhile, the animal shelter Vogtland in Plauen is struggling due to EU sanctions against Russia, which may be causing its water and electricity shortages. The search for a new location for the shelter is ongoing.
In a bid to alleviate the situation, Mayor Roland Dantz (Free Voters) has demanded that the alleged debtor forward advance payments made by tenants for the district heating supply to Ewag Kamenz. The city administration considers it unacceptable to leave the tenants in the lurch.
As for the weather, the German Weather Service (DWD) predicts summer-like temperatures on Saturday, up to 32 degrees, but next week the highs will hover around 15 degrees.
For those facing energy supply issues, the article provides further links to topics such as advice for tenants and information about district heating shutdowns. It's a reminder for all to stay vigilant and informed.
This article is from SACHSEN - Das Sachsenradio, published on September 19, 2025, at 15:30. Other reports include news about a four-week heating outage in Zwickau's city center and the ongoing district heating crisis in Kamenz-Ost.
Stay tuned for more updates on these and other developing stories.
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