Tour: Reversepowerplant , September 17, 2026

Exclusive excursion

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Join us on an exclusive field trip to Reinthalmühle (Straß im Attergau 18, 4881 Straß im Attergau) and see firsthand how an innovative sawmill and an integrated Reversepowerplant work together Reversepowerplant .

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Following this year’s Klagenfurt Wood Fair 2026, we cordially invite you to an exclusive tour of Reversepowerplant September 17, 2026, in Reinthalmühle (Straß im Attergau). Experience firsthand how a sawmill and an integrated Reversepowerplant work together Reversepowerplant —and how wood processing, energy generation, and carbon storage combine to form a closed-loop system.

System type: Type 500 (1800-500)
Electric power: 500
Thermal output: 770 kW
Green Carbon production: 1,500 tons per year
Input material: forest residues
Our Contribution: Renewable Energy & Green Carbon
Commissioning: 2023
Location: Straß im Attergau 18, 4881 Straß im Attergau, Upper Austria

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Questions & Answers

Please make your own way to the Reinthalmühle location (Straß im Attergau). Parking is available on site, and light refreshments will be provided.

Welcome and introduction
Guided tour of Reversepowerplant
Open Q&A session and exchange with experts

Hands-on experience – the entire process on site

On site, you’ll experience the entire journey of wood as a raw material: from processing at the sawmill to the conversion of waste materials into renewable energy and biochar (Green Carbon) at Reversepowerplant. You’ll gain practical insights into the interplay between wood processing, energy production, and wood drying—all carried out efficiently, economically, and in a way that conserves resources.

Gain insights – understand integrated concepts

Discover how the intelligent combination of a sawmill and Reversepowerplant creates Reversepowerplant economically stable and sustainable overall concept. Learn how waste materials are fully utilized, additional value is generated, and a nearly closed-loop system is created—applicable to wood processing, energy, and the bioeconomy.