VERBUND's power plant at Mühldorf is a run-of-river plant situated in the municipality of Mühldorf in Carinthia.
The Mühldorf power plant was built between 1922 and 1924. Each of these two machine sets consists of a Francis turbine and a three-phase synchronous generator, which generate an annual average of around 2 GWh of electricity.
Owner: VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
Operator: VERBUND Hydro Power GmbH
Commissioning: 1925
Type: Run-of-river power plant
Country: Austria
Region: Carinthia
Waters: Drava, Mühldorferbach
Output: 01 MW
Annual output: 1,999 MWh
Turbine: Francis
Connectivity: No fish bypass
The power plant is equipped with two machine sets, each of which comprises a Francis turbine and a three-phase generator. In total, the power plant has an output of 0.6 MW and generates nearly 2 GWh of electricity a year on average.
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The run-of-river power plant at Mühldorf is not equipped with a fish bypass as this would not deliver any ecological added value.
During the construction of the pumped storage power plant Reißeck II, a new themed path “Hydropower-Nature-Fishery” was built in 2014. The three kilometre-long path stretches from Mühldorf to the western end of the Rottau compensation basin. Information boards provide information on the ecology and clean electricity generation at the site.
