Land register entry, notification to SÜWAG upon change of ownership?

Hello everyone,

my husband and I are building a new house in our garden just for the two of us. Our children will move into the other two houses. The SÜWAG power grid is on the other side of the street in the sidewalk, and we have another 30 m from the property boundary to our house, so the network connection would be very expensive. However, there is already a connection from the existing building on our property, just about 25 m away from the new building. Is it possible to "dock" onto this one :D
Since all the houses are to remain in family ownership, this would not be a legal problem. Nevertheless, we would have an easement registered in the land register – you never know.
My question is just, does SÜWAG have to cooperate, or can they insist on a completely new connection?

Just give them a call. I don't think it will be that simple since you want to disconnect before the house distribution panel, not after, right? Do you want your own meter? - then SÜWAG has to cooperate. Does the line supply enough power to connect 2 households (cable thickness, voltage, etc.)?

I've been trying to call for 2 days, but I can't get anyone on the line who can give me information :(
Yes, of course we want our own meter. Then let's hope that SÜWAG cooperates, otherwise it will be expensive :confused:
Thanks for your feedback.
I've roughly marked the situation here.

Now I got lucky :) So, it is basically possible and SÜWAG would also cooperate, but we could only install an interim meter and our electrician has to check if the existing wiring is sufficient. Mmhh, we'll see. Maybe better to have a completely new line ... Tomorrow we have our construction kickoff meeting with the site manager - let's see what he thinks about it.

Even if you plan for both houses to stay in the family, I would not make one house dependent on the other house. I think a house should always be independent.

Who knows who will live in the first house and whether that person is well-disposed towards you; how is the second house supposed to be sold one day if it depends on the first...

I just spoke with süwag again. We will have the connection relaid. The first employee said that an MSH is absolutely necessary - which would have meant additional costs of €4,000. But since we do not need a gas connection, it is also possible without it. Certainly, such a multi-utility house entry is space-saving, but we can spend the money on the earthworks, which are €5,000 more expensive than planned.