What is a Reversepowerplant?

... is generally considered to be a technical system for generating electricity - let's compare the operation of a coal-fired power plant as an example:

1. Fossil raw materials, such as lignite or hard coal, need to be extracted for operation.
2. The coal is burned and converted into electrical energy with the help of steam.
3. Combustion produces high CO2-emissions, which pollute our environment.

...do the exact opposite.

1. First of all, we use forest residues in the form of wood chips from sustainable and regional forestry to operate our systems.
2. This means that we are already generating climate-neutral energy, as unused forest residues would release CO2  when they decompose.
3. In the process of sustainable energy generation, Green Carbon is produced as a further product. This stores around 30% of the CO2 that was originally contained in the wood. This means that it remains permanently bound as valuable carbon and is no longer released into the atmosphere.

This is how we go Reverse is forward, because the Reversepowerplants generate clean energy and the valuable product green carbon produces Minus-CO2 as more CO2 is bound than released.