List of hydropower plants in the state of Salzburg

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The hydropower plants in the federal state of Salzburg are included in the following list. Hydroelectric power plants generate mechanical energy from the kinetic energy of the water, which can then be converted into electrical energy.

Run-of-river power plants

Name or location	operator	flow	Height of fall	Bottleneck performance	Standard energy ( MWh / year)	Construction year	Remarks
Arthurwerk	Energie AG Upper Austria	Mühlbacher Ache	263.4 m	6 MW	25,000 MWh	1928	in Sankt Johann im Pongau in the state of Salzburg . Was built in 1928 on behalf of Arthur Krupp and named after him. In 1989 the power plant was completely rebuilt.
Bischofshofen	Salzburg AG	Salzach		16 MW	70,000 MWh
Wastelands	Energie AG Upper Austria	Mühlbacher Ache	4.4 m	0.1 MW	375 MWh	2009	in Sankt Johann im Pongau in the state of Salzburg . Use the difference in altitude between the Arthurwerk power station and the Salzach .
Gamp	Salzburg AG	Salzach		8 MW	53,000 MWh
Grafenberg	Energie AG Upper Austria	Kleinarler Ache	30.3 m	0.96 MW	4,600 MWh	2013
Grossarl	Energie AG Upper Austria	Grossarler Ache	92 m	6.4 MW	33,300 MWh	1917	in Grossarl in the state of Salzburg , originally built by Stern & Hafferl .
Kleinarl	Energie AG Upper Austria	Kleinarler Ache	71.1 m	1.84 MW	8,700 MWh	1993
Kreuzberg toll	Salzburg AG	Salzach		18 MW	80,000 MWh
Mühlbach	Energie AG Upper Austria	Fellersbach, Trockenbach, Sulzenbach, Schrammbach	263 m	2 MW	10,000 MWh	1928	in Mühlbach am Hochkönig in the state of Salzburg . Run-of-river power plant with day storage. In 2005 the power plant was completely rebuilt.
Niederuntersberg	Energie AG Upper Austria	Grossarler Ache	3 m	0.1 MW	400 MWh	2007	in Sankt Veit im Pongau in the state of Salzburg . Use the difference in altitude between the Plankenau power plant and the Großarler Ache.
Oflek	Energie AG Upper Austria	Grossarler Ache	60 m	2.3 MW	9,600 MWh	2011	between Hüttschlag and Grossarl in the state of Salzburg
Plankenau	Energie AG Upper Austria	Grossarler Ache	153 / 157.4 m	11.2 MW	56,700 MWh	1922	in Sankt Veit im Pongau in the state of Salzburg , uses the water of the Großarler Ache along the Liechtensteinklamm as a second barrage
Red	Salzburg AG	Saalach	10.10 m	5 MW	27,200 MWh	2004	right at the Freilassing border crossing , where the Saalach river separates the German border town from the city of Salzburg .
Hallein floor level	Salzburg AG	Salzach		16 MW	81,000 MWh
Floor level fief	Salzburg AG	Salzach	6.6 m	13.7 MW	81,000 MWh	2013	In the course of the construction, the flood protection for the city of Salzburg was improved. The power plant also ensures that fish can pass through the Salzach.
Spannberg	Energie AG Upper Austria	Kleinarl Bach	49.62 / 51.49 m	1.72 MW	8,500 MWh	1987	between Kleinarl and Wagrain in the state of Salzburg , was bought by Energie AG in 1995
St. Johann	Salzburg AG	Salzach	10 m	16.5 MW	71,200 MWh	1991
St. Vitus	Salzburg AG	Salzach		16 MW	67,000 MWh
Forest in Pinzgau	Salzburg AG	Trattenbachtal (Oberpinzgau)	7 m	5.07 MW	16,540 MWh	2005	Eco power plant
Urstein	Salzburg AG	Salzach		22 MW	120,000 MWh
Throwing Parish Throwing	Salzburg AG	Salzach		16 MW	81,000 MWh

Storage power plants

Name or location	operator	River / lake	Height of fall	Bottleneck performance	Standard energy ( MWh / year)	Construction year	Remarks
Wagrain-St.Johann	Energie AG Upper Austria	Wagrainer Ache, Ginaubach	241.05 m	16.4 MW	63,100 MWh	1988	Tagesspeicher, in St. Johann im Pongau , State of Salzburg , was built in place of the old Wagrain power station built by Stern & Hafferl in 1919 and closed in 1985

Individual evidence

1. ^ Rott power plant - plants - origin - Salzburg AG for energy, traffic & telecommunications. (No longer available online.) In: Salzburg AG für Energie, Verkehr & Telekommunikation. Archived from the original on April 5, 2016 ; Retrieved April 11, 2016 . 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.  
2. ↑ Salzburg AG: St. Johann power plant ( Memento of the original from June 6, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed June 6, 2016. 
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