List of Austrian power plants

This list contains the most powerful power plants in Austria , broken down by type.

Storage power plants

Storage power plants, also pumped storage power plants - ranking according to nominal output

rank	Surname	Power in MW	Standard energy in million kWh / year	workload	Raw height of fall	Expansion flow in m³ / s	completion position	Federal DES country	operator
1	Malta main level  *)	730.0	715.0	11%	1106	80.0	1979	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
2	Kopswerk II *)	525.0	-	-	818	78-	2008	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
3	Silz	500.0	718.6	11%	1238-1257	48.0	1981	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
4th	Kaprun upper level Limberg II	480.0	-	-	365	144.0	2011/2012	Sbg	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
5	Reisseck II  *)	430.0	-	-	approx. 615	80	2016	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
6th	Kaunertal	392.0	661.0	19%	793-895	-	1964	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
7th	Houseling *)	360.0	179.4	6%	696	65.0	1988	Tyrol	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
8th	Obervermuntwerk II	360.0	-	-	Max. 311.2	150	2019	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
9	Mayrhofen	345.0	671.2	22%	470	92.0	1977	Tyrol	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
10	Kühtai  *)	289.0	55.5	4%	319-440	80.0	1981	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
11	Lünerseewerk *)	280.0	371.0	18%	974	27.6	1958	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
12	Rodundwerk II *)	276.0	486.0	20%	354	87.0	1976	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
13	Kopswerk I	247.0	392.0	18%	780	36.0	1969	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
14th	Rosshag *)	231.0	312.0	15%	630	52.0	1972	Tyrol	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
15th	Kaprun main level	220.0	499.0	26%	858	32.5	1952	Sbg	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
16	Rodundwerk I *)	198.0	322.0	19%	about 350	36.0	1952	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
17th	Vermuntwerk	156.0	260.0	19%	713	26.0	1931	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
18th	Feldsee *) ( Fragant power plant group )	140.0	300.0	-	524	-	2011	Ktn	KELAG
19th	Malta High School *)	120.0	76.0	7%	198	70.0	1992	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
20th	Schwarzach	120.0	482.3	46%	139	107.0	1959	Sbg	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
21st	Kaprun upper level Limberg *)	112.8	166.1	17%	365	36.0	1955	Sbg	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
22nd	Innerfragant I *) (Fragant power plant group)	108.0	82.0	9%	1185	10.1	-	Ktn	KELAG
23	Innerfragant II *) (Fragant power plant group)	100.0	93.0	11%	409	15.9	-	Ktn	KELAG
24	Extraordinary (Fragant power plant group)	96.0	234.0	28%	488	23.0	1984	Ktn	KELAG
25th	Achensee	79.0	219.5	32%	390	28.0	1927	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
26th	Langenegg	76.0	211.0	32%	280	32.0	1979	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
27	Reisseck annual memory  *)	67.5	73.0	12%	1773	4.5	1961	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
28	Uttendorf  II	66.0 ( traction current )	-	-	-	-	1991	Sbg	ÖBB
29	Gerlos	65.2	309.3	54%	611	13.5	1993	Tyrol	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
30th	Hieflau	63.0	388.0	-	-	-	1956/2009	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
31	Koralpe	50.0	160.0	19%	-	-	1991/2011	Ktn	KELAG
32	Ottenstein	48.0	-	-	-	100.0	1957	Lower Austria	evn natural force
33	Böckstein	46.0	111.0	28%	456	11.6	1981	Sbg	Salzburg AG
34	Kreuzeck day storage	45.0	163.0	41%	588	9.0	1961	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
35	Hintermuhr	36.0	67.7	21%	601	7.0	1992	Sbg	Salzburg AG
36	Schneiderau	36.0 ( traction current )	-	-	-	-		Sbg	ÖBB
37	Spullersee	36.0 ( traction current )	-	-	807	-	1925	Vbg	ÖBB
38	Partenstein storage power plant	33.8	102	-	176.2	26th	1924	Upper Austria	Energy AG
39	Obervermuntwerk I	29.0	45.0	18%	291	-	1943	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
40	Bodendorf-Paal	27.0	86.0	-		-	1982	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
41	Uttendorf  I.	27.0 ( traction current )	-	-	-	-	-	Sbg	ÖBB
42	Dießbach	26.0	36.0	-	728.5	4th	1968	Sbg	Salzburg AG
43	Reisseck Tagesspeicher	23.2	53.7	-	678.5	5	1950	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
44	Enzingerboden	20.0 ( traction current )	-	-	-	-	1929	Sbg	ÖBB
45	Lutz upper level	19.3	73.6	-	130	20.0	1967	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
46	Ranna pumped storage power plant *)	19.0	47.7	-	10/170/202	47.7	1925	Upper Austria	Energy AG
47	Kloesterle	16.0	60.5	-	324	6.0	1997	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
48	Obervellach	16.0 ( traction current )	-	-	-	-		Ktn	ÖBB
49	St. Martin	11.0	14.0	-	74.5	16.5	1965	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
50	Lower level Gampadels	9.9	28.1	-	392.0	-	1925	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
51	Lower level Lutz	8.6	38.2	-	72.0	16.0	1959	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
52	Wienerbruck **)	6.6	-	-	-	-	1973	Lower Austria	evn natural force
53	Ruetz power plant Schönberg	6.0 (until 1983 traction current , now three-phase current )	-	-	-	-		Tyrol	Innsbruck municipal companies
54	Gampadels upper level	4.8	12.0	-	479.0	-	1989	Vbg	illwerke vkw AG
55	Erlaufboden **)	3.4	-	-	-	-	1923	Lower Austria	evn natural force
56	Forstsee power plant	2.4	3.0	-	160	-	1925	Ktn	KELAG

^*)also pumped storage power plants

^**)also to supply the Mariazeller Bahn

Run-of-river power plants

Run-of-river power plants - ranking according to nominal power

rank	Surname	Power in MW	Standard work in million kWh / a	Removing utilization	Expansion throughput flow in m / s	Storage space length in km	completion position	flow	Federal DES country	operator
1	Altenwörth	328.0	1,967.6	68%	2,700	30.0	1976	Danube	Lower Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
2	Aschach	324.0	1,662.0	64%	2,496	40.0	1964/2010	Danube	Upper Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
3	Greifenstein	293.0	1,717.3	67%	3,150	31.0	1985	Danube	Lower Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
4th	Ybbs-Persenbeug	236.5	1,335.9	64%	2,650	34.0	1959	Danube	Lower Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
5	Wallsee-Mitterkirchen	210.0	1,318.8	72%	2,700	25.0	1968	Danube	Lower Austria / Upper Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
6th	Melk	187.0	1,221.6	75%	2,700	22.5	1982	Danube	Lower Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
7th	Ottensheim-Wilhering	179.0	1,134.9	72%	2,250	16.0	1974	Danube	Upper Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
8th	Freudenau	172.0	1,052.0	70%	3,000	28.0	1998	Danube	Vienna	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
9	Winding branches	168.0	995.7	68%	2,475	27.0	1979	Danube	Upper Austria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
10	Jochenstein	132.0	850.0	73%	2,050	27.0	1956	Danube	Upper Austria	Grenzkraftwerke GmbH
11	Braunau-Simbach	96.0	549.8	65%	1,150	14.3	1953	Inn	Upper Austria	Grenzkraftwerke GmbH
12	Schärding-Neuhaus	96.0	541.6	64%	1,150	16.5	1961	Inn	Upper Austria	Grenzkraftwerke GmbH
13	Annabrücke	90.0	390.0	49%	460	14.6	1981	Outside	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
14th	Edling	90.0	407.0	52%	530	21.0	1962	Outside	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
15th	Imst	89.0	550.0	70%	85	-	1956	Inn	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
16	Feistritz-Ludmannsdorf	88.0	354.0	46%	415	15.0	1968	Outside	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
17th	Passau-Ingling	86.4	504.6	67%	1,140	14.6	1965	Inn	Upper Austria	Grenzkraftwerke GmbH
18th	Egglfing-Obernberg	80.7	485.0	69%	990	12.7	1951	Inn	Upper Austria	Grenzkraftwerke GmbH
19th	Rosegg-St. Jacob	80.0	338.0	48%	395	15.5	1974	Outside	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
20th	Schwabeck	79.0	378.0	55%	485	16.4	1943	Outside	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
21st	Ferlach-Maria Rain	75.0	318.0	48%	410	10.6	1975	Outside	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
22nd	Ering-Frauenstein	72.9	437.7	68%	1,040	13.0	1942	Inn	Upper Austria	Grenzkraftwerke GmbH
23	Large framing	60.1	244.4	46%	280	13.1	1951	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
24	Amlach	60.0	219.0	42%	20th	-	1988	Drau / Tyrolean Gail	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
25th	Oberaudorf-Ebbs	59.0	276.7	54%	580	9.9	1992	Inn	Tyrol	Austria-Bayerische Kraftwerke AG
26th	St. Pantaleon	51.9 (also traction current )	261.6	58%	325	5.7	1966	Enns	Lower Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
27	Nussdorf	47.9	245.7	59%	550	12.7	1982	Inn	Tyrol	Austria-Bayerische Kraftwerke AG
28	Staning	43.2	203.2	54%	315	9.9	1981	Enns	Upper Austria / Lower Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
29	Malta lower school	41.0	120.0	33%	110	1.8	1979	Möll	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
30th	Ternberg	40.4	169.7	48%	280	7.8	1955	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
31	Losenstein	39.0	170.0		-		1962	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
32	Garsten-St. Ulrich	38.0	162.5		-		1967	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
33	Weyer	36.8 (also traction current )	159.7				1969	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
34	Rosenau	34.0	145.5		-		1953	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
35	Langkampfen	31.5	169.0	-	425	9.0	1998	Inn	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
36	Krippau	30.0	173.5		-		1965	Enns	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
37	Schönau	30.0	122.8		-		1972	Enns	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
	Braz	30.0 (traction current)					1953	Alfenz	Vbg	ÖBB
38	Altenmarkt	26.0	165.9		-		1960	Enns	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
39	Rural	25.0	135.5		-		1967	Enns	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
40	Mill Rading	25.0	111.8		-		1948	Enns	Lower Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
41	Kirchbichl	25.0	141.1	-	250	-	1938/1941	Inn	Tyrol	Tiroler Wasserkraft AG
42	Pernegg	22.0	121.4		-		1927	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
43	Fishing	22.0	74.0		-		1994	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
44	Lebring	20.2	81.2		180		1988	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
45	Klaus	19.6	74.0		52		1975	Steyr	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
46	Kalsdorf	19.0	81.2		200	3.9	2013	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH and Energie Steiermark
47	Laufnitzdorf	18.0	121.0		-		1931	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
48	Gössendorf	18.0	88.3		200	3.9	2012	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
49	Kreuzberg toll	18.0	80.9		-		1996	Salzach	Sbg	Salzburg AG
50	Graz Puntigam	17.7	82.0	0%	-		2019	Mur	Styria	Energie Steiermark and Energie Graz
51	Dionyses	16.0	85.9		-		1949	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
52	Throwing Parish Throwing	16.0	81.6		-		2009	Salzach	Sbg	Salzburg AG
53	Urreiting	16.0	76.2		-		1986	Salzach	Sbg	Salzburg AG
54	Mellach (hydroelectric power station)	16.0	74.0		-		1985	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
55	St. Johann	16.0	71.2		-		1991	Salzach	Sbg	Salzburg AG
56	Bischofshofen	16.0	70.2		-		1986	Salzach	Sbg	Salzburg AG
57	Burr grain	~ 16.0	~ 70.0	0%	-		projected	Mur	Styria
58	St. Vitus	16.0	67.0		-		1989	Salzach	Sbg	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
59	Weinzödl	15.6	63.04		180		1982 / approx. 2018	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
60	Fulpmes	15.4 ( traction current )	74	-	10	-	1983	Ruetz	Tyrol	ÖBB
61	Stübing	~ 15.0	~ 70.0		-		projected	Mur	Styria
62	Gralla	15.0	71.8		-		1964	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
63	Tumpen Habichen	14.5	~ 61.0		22.0	1.0	under construction, completion planned for 2022	Ötztaler Ache	Tyrol	TIWAG
64	Gabersdorf	14.0	68.0		-		1974	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
65	Rabenstein	14.0	64.5		-		1987	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
66	Peggau	13.0	84.2		-		1965	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
67	matchfield	13.0	67.0		-		1982	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
68	Wallnerau Salzach level	13.0	38.3		-		1990	Salzach	Sbg	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
69	Schütt	12.5	62.0		-		1911/2019	Gail	Ktn	Kelag
70	Friesach	12.0	60.0		-		1998	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
71	Leoben	10.0	50.0		-		2005	Mur	Styria	VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
72	Gamp	8.58	25.0	-	175	1.6	1928 new building in 2007	Salzach	Sbg	Salzburg AG
73	Gaming I and II	6.4	48.0	75%			1926 and 1990	II. Vienna spring water pipeline	Lower Austria	Wien Energie
74	Amstetten - Allersdorf	3.49	15.0	-	30th	-	1901	Ybbs	Lower Austria	Amstetten municipal utilities
75	Thurnsdorf	2.9	15.3		34.8		1964	Enns	Lower Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
76	Pichlern	2.36	13.0		52		1924/1970 and 2005	Steyr	Upper Austria	Ennskraftwerke AG
77	Niklai	1.635	7th	-	-	-	1960	Gnoppnitz-, Gra- and Niklaibach	Ktn	VERBUND Hydro Power AG
78	Neubruck at Scheibbs	1.2	5.3	-	16		2010	Erlauf	Lower Austria	ÖKOWind

Wind energy

The following parts of this section since 2009 seem out of date to be : Alone in 2012 have been added about 300 MW of wind turbines.
Please help to research and insert the missing information .

There are (at least) lists of wind power plants as separate articles from some federal states. The Styrian list is embedded in: Wind energy in Styria .

Wind parks - ranking according to nominal power

Surname	Managerial stung in MW	Standard energy in million kWh / a 1)	Training Las tung	Arrival number WKA	Total rotor surface in m²	Na gasoline- height in m	Finished STEL development	Federal DES country	operator
Andau / Halbturn	237.0	545.0 (projected)	26%	79		135	2014	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH ImWind Püspök Group
Neusiedl / See	79.2	96.0	14%	44	55.264	100	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Mönchhof / Halbturn	51.0			17th				Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Willows by the lake	46.8	70.0	20%	26th	84,623	86	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Pretul wind farm, Pretulalpe (in) Langenwang , Mürzzuschlag , Ratten , Rettenegg	42	88 (projected)		14th	73.932	78	2016	Styria	Austrian Federal Forests , the largest wind farm in Styria
Parndorf  III	41.4	85.0	23%	23	88,470	100	2004	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Stone bolt	38.3 (before 2014: 13.0)	32.0	23%?	10 (2014: + 11 = 21)	30,019	60	2005/2014	Styria	Windnet Windkraftanlagenbetriebs GmbH & Co KG (cooperation between Wien Energie and ECOwind GmbH (part of BayWa AG))
Andau	36.0			12				Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Kittsee	35.4	44.0	23%	18th	46.158	100	-	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Oberzeiring ( Tauernwindpark )	32.05	75	27%	10	(41,052)	106 (98)	2002/2019	Styria	Tauernwind GmbH
Poysdorf-Wilfersdorf	28.0	54.0	22%	14th	89.019	105	2005/2007	Lower Austria	Wind power Simonsfeld
Kreuzstetten	26.0	52.0	25%	13	76,302	105	2005/2007	Lower Austria	Wind power Simonsfeld
Potzneusiedl	25.0			7th				Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Gols I	24.0	50.0	24%	12	60,324	100	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH and Wien Energie
Neudorf I.	22.0	48.0	25%	11	55.264	100	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Neudorf II	22.0	48.0	25%	11	55.264	100	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Scharndorf	22.0	46.0	24%	11	55.297	100	-	Lower Austria	Raiffeisen Windpark GmbH
Petronell	21.6	47.8	25%	12	46.176	98	-	Lower Austria	VERBUND Renewable Power GmbH
Auersthal	20.0	48.2		10	63,620	105	2006	Lower Austria	WEB Windenergie AG
Trautmannsdorf	18.0	43.0	27%	9	45.243	100	-	Lower Austria	Raiffeisen Windpark GmbH
mountain	18.0	42.0	27%	9	57,227	105	2005?	Lower Austria	Raiffeisen Windpark GmbH
Prinzendorf-Steinberg	18.0	42.0	27%	9	45.239	100	2003	Lower Austria	Wind power Simonsfeld
Hollern	18.0	39.0	-	9	-	-	-	Lower Austria	VERBUND Renewable Power GmbH
German Cross	16.3			8th				Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Munderfing	14.9	32.0	24%	5	49,260	140	2014	Upper Austria	Munderfing municipality, Energie AG, energy workshop
Prellenkirchen III	14.4	27.0	21%	8th	30,772	86	2003	Lower Austria	evn natural force
Gols II	14.3	30.0	24%	11	35,367	91	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Zurndorf	13.6			6th				Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH
Haindorf Inning	12.6	22.4	20%	7th	26,940	86	2004	Lower Austria	Windkraft Haindorf GmbH
Sternwald II	12.0	30.0	29%	6th	38.151	105	2005?	Upper Austria	Sternwind GmbH
Zistersdorf-Maustrenk	12.0	30.0	29%	6th	38.151	105	2005?	Lower Austria	WEB Windenergie AG
Hohenruppersdorf- Spannberg	12.0	28.0	27%	6th	38.151	105	2005?	Lower Austria	-
Parndorf II	12.0	27.2	26%	8th	16,085	85	2004	Bgld	oekostrom AG
Moschkogel	11.5	19.0	23%	5	19,796	65	2007	Styria	Viktor Kaplan Academy for Future Energies in Muerz
Neuhof I.	10.0	26.0	30%	5	25,135	100	2003	Bgld	WEB Windenergie AG
Pama	10.0	21.0	24%	8th	25,723	91	2003	Bgld	Energie Burgenland Windkraft GmbH and Wien Energie
Bruck / Leitha	9.0	17.2	23%	5	19,242	65	2000	Lower Austria	VERBUND Renewable Power GmbH
Prellenkirchen II	9.0	17.1	22%	5	19,242	65	2002	Lower Austria	Windpark Prellenkirchen GmbH
Neusiedl / Zaya	9.0	16.0	20%	5	19,242	86	2002	Lower Austria	evn natural force
Neuhof II	8.0	20.8	30%	4th	20,108	100	2003	Bgld	Karl White
Rannersdorf	8.0	20.0	29%	4th	25,434	105	2005	Lower Austria	Wind power Simonsfeld
Parndorf I.	7.5	12.5	19%	5	16,085	68	2003	Bgld	oekostrom AG

¹⁾The standard energy capacity , which is determined from the production data of at least 3 years , is usually stated here. This compensates for fluctuations between individual years. For the wind farms mentioned here that are less than three years old, either the forecast value or the mean value of the production data available so far is given.

Fossil-thermal power plants

active fossil-thermal power plants - ranking according to nominal output

Surname	Electrical output in MWel	Thermal output in MWth	Standard energy in million kWh / year	Energy source	completion position	Federal DES country	operator
Mellach gas and steam power plant	832	-	4,980	natural gas	2012	Styria	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
Theiss power plant	775	-	-	Natural gas , heating oil S.	1974	Lower Austria	EVN AG
Simmering power plant  1	700	450	-	natural gas	2009	Vienna	Wien Energie
Timelkam gas and steam power station	405	-	2,000	natural gas	2008	Upper Austria	Energie AG Upper Austria
Simmering power station  3	365	350	-	Natural gas , heating oil S.	1992	Vienna	Wien Energie
Dürnrohr power plant  2	352	-	-	Hard coal (until August 2nd, 2019), natural gas	1986	Lower Austria	EVN AG
Donaustadt steam power plant  3	347	250	-	natural gas	2001	Vienna	Wien Energie
District heating power plant Mellach	246	230	-	Hard coal (until March 31, 2020), natural gas	1986	Styria	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
District heating power plant Linz-Mitte	217	171	-	Natural gas , heating oil	1970	Upper Austria	Linz AG
Linz South	171	150	640 million kWh / 475 million kWh	Natural gas , heating oil (reserve)	1993	Upper Austria	Linz AG
Korneuburg power plant  1	154	-	-	natural gas	1958	Lower Austria	EVN AG
Gas and steam power plant Leopoldau	142	170	-	natural gas	1975	Vienna	Wien Energie
Central heating plant in Salzburg	83.6	127		natural gas	2003	Sbg	Salzburg AG
Simmering power plant  2	60	150	-	natural gas	2009	Vienna	Wien Energie
Salzburg Nord thermal power station	13.7	49.5	31 million kWh / 158 million kWh	Natural gas , heating oil (reserve)	1972	Sbg	Salzburg AG
Spittelau waste incineration plant	6th	460	40 million kWh / 470 million kWh	Natural gas , heating oil , (household waste)	1971	Vienna	District heating Vienna

decommissioned fossil-thermal power plants - ranking according to nominal output

Surname	Electrical output in MWel	Thermal output in MWth	Standard energy in million kWh / year	Energy source	completion position	Shutdown	Federal DES country	operator
Dürnrohr  1 power plant	405	-	-	Hard coal , natural gas	1986	2015	Lower Austria	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
Voitsberg steam power plant (meanwhile demolished)	330	-	-	Brown coal	1983	at the end of 2012	Styria	A-Tec Industries
Korneuburg power plant  2	285	-	-	Heating oil S	1958	1999/2000	Lower Austria	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
Riedersbach power plant  2	176	-	740.0	Hard coal	1986	2016	Upper Austria	Energie AG Upper Austria
Neudorf-Werndorf district heating plant  2	164	-	-	Natural gas , heating oil S.	1976	2014	Styria	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
Timelkam power plant 3	120	-	15.0	natural gas	1974	2013	Upper Austria	Energie AG Upper Austria
Zeltweg (meanwhile demolished)	118	-	-	Brown coal	1963	at the end of 2012	Styria	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
St. Andrä (meanwhile demolished)	110	-	-	Brown coal	1959	2011	Ktn	VERBUND Thermal Power GmbH & Co KG
Timelkam power plant 2	66	-	350.0	Hard coal	1962	2009	Upper Austria	Energie AG Upper Austria
Riedersbach power plant  1	55	-	140.0	Hard coal	1969	2010	Upper Austria	Energie AG Upper Austria

Biomass cogeneration plants

With an electrical output of 1.5 MW or more:

Biomass heating power plants - ranking according to nominal output

KW name	Electrical output in MW	Thermal power in MW	Location	Operation from	Remarks	operator
Simmering Biomass power plant	16.0	37.0	Vienna		Without district heating extraction in condensation mode: Electric 23.4 MW	Wien Energie Bundesforste Biomassekraftwerk GmbH & Co. KG
Timelkam biomass power plant	15.0	15.0	Timelkam		Energie AG Upper Austria
Biomass cogeneration plant Klagenfurt Ost	10.0	50.0	Klagenfurt	2017	District heating for Klft. Increase in heat yield through flue gas condensation and LiBr water absorption heat pump . Fabric filter, smoke evaporation , urea injection for NOx reduction. Planned and built by Riegler & Zechmeister (RZ) Group	Bio Energie Carinthia with data center
Funder Werke I & II, near St. Veit	9.0	60.0	St. Veit ad Glan	1991	Process heat for production, since 1991 feeding of district heating into the St. Veit network. Only partially based on biomass.	FunderMax ( wood fiber boards )
Biomass power plant Neudörfl	8.0	25.0	Neudörfl		Process heat for production and from 2009 heat supply for Wiener Neustadt to EVN Wärme GmbH	FunderMax ( wood fiber boards )
Biomass power plant in the district heating power plant Linz-Mitte	8.0	21.0	Linz		Electricity and district heating for approx. 20,000 green electricity and approx. 12,000 bio-heating households	Linz AG
Biomass power plant of Stadtwerke Kufstein	6.5	16.0	Kufstein		Heat supply since October 2003	Bioenergie Kufstein GmbH
Biomass cogeneration plant in Steyr	5.7	20.0	Steyr , Upper Austria / Ramingdorf , Lower Austria		District heating generation for the Steyr region with Ramingdorf	Bioenergy Steyr GmbH
Biomass cogeneration plant in Baden	5.0	15.0	Tribus angle		District heating generation for bathing in Tribuswinkel	EVN Wärme GmbH
Biomass cogeneration plant Mödling	5.0	15.0	Mödling		District heating generation for Mödling , Maria Enzersdorf , Wiener Neudorf , Brunn am Gebirge , Vösendorf	EVN Wärme GmbH
Ybbs biomass cogeneration plant	5.0	12.0	Ybbs		District heating generation for the Ybbs district heating network of EVN Wärme GmbH	Biomass heating power plant Ybbs GmbH
Biomass cogeneration plant Klagenfurt Nord	5.0	20.0	Liebenfels	2018	District heating for Klft. 16 km underground district heating pipeline , close to the forest and pellet works from the data center . 2 pipe bridges to the woodwork south of the road, 90 or 210 m long, 1 or 3 posts with rope suspension. Increase in heat yield through flue gas condensation and LiBr water absorption heat pump .	Bio Energie Carinthia, RZ
Biomass cogeneration plant Klagenfurt Süd	5.0	15.0	Klagenfurt	2007	District heating for Klft.	Bio Energie Carinthia, RZ
Biomass cogeneration plant Lienz II	1.5	8.7	Lienz	2005 (Plant II)	District heating for Lienz , Tristach, Nussdorf-Debant. Owner TIWAG . Plant I (2001): 2 Bio-FW boilers zs. 18 MW, 630 m² solar panels. Plant II (2005): 8.7 MW boiler, 1.5 MW el, 400 m³ water heat buffer, flue gas cleaning: cyclones, flue gas evacuation down to -5 ° C, electrostatic precipitator. Plant III (2015): Schillerstr. only as a backup. Energy supply (2002–2016): 50% wood chips, 49% sawmill chips, 0.84% heating oil EL .	Stadtwärme Lienz

Solar power plants

In 2003, an open space system built in Blons ( large Walsertal , Vorarlberg) with 5,000 m ^{2 of} module area (less than 1 MW) was still one of the largest solar systems in Europe. In 2011, 2 MW was announced in the Niedere Tauern as Austria's largest open-space system, and a 2 MW solar park in Guntramsdorf was completed in 2015. In 2019 a two-part project with 16 MW for 2020 was announced. This means that at the end of 2019 there were still no power plant-scale solar parks in Austria.

See also

• List of traction power systems in Austria # power plants

Web links

• WikiEnergy - free world energy atlas as a wiki
• List of all power plants that have reported on the EEX electricity trading exchange. Wind turbines are not included

Individual evidence

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11. ↑ Bodendorf-Paal storage power plant
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18. ↑ Klaus power station. Retrieved December 25, 2019 (Austrian German). 
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25. ↑ Gaming II  ( page no longer available , search in web archives )  Info: The link was automatically marked as defective. Please check the link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , Wien Energie  
26. ↑ Thurnsdorf power plant. Retrieved December 25, 2019 (Austrian German). 
27. ↑ Pichlern power plant. Retrieved December 25, 2019 (Austrian German). 
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37. ↑ Last coal fire in the EVN Dürnrohr power plant. Press release. EVN AG, August 2, 2019, accessed on August 2, 2019 . 
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40. ↑ Folder FHKW Sued , LINZ AG from January 2006
41. ↑ Archived copy ( Memento of the original from December 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. 
42. ↑ Salzburg AG ( Memento of the original from December 21, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. dated December 2014. 
43. ↑ Power generation in Vienna ( Memento of the original from October 9, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. Magistrate of the City of Vienna , Ing.in Ursula Heumesser, Magistrate Department 20 
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