Danube power plant Jochenstein

The Haus am Strom is located directly next to the Jochenstein power plant, but is not part of the power plant. Germany’s largest run-of-river power plant is a special class of public magnet: the 240-metre-long locks, the 5 Kaplan turbines and the large weirs over which gigantic masses of water flow during floods:

A walk over the power station is always an experience.

Guided tours of the power plant

Take a look inside a hydroelectric power station,
for groups of 20 persons or more. We also offer guided tours in English.

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The Information Centre of the Energy Industry

In the former military guard house you can visit the information centre of the e-economy free of charge. You will learn interesting facts …

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The Kraftwerk app

With 3D effects and virtual glasses, you can immerse yourself in the world of the Jochenstein Danube power plant. It’s something you should see—or better yet, experience for yourself.

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The companies

Donaukraftwerk Jochenstein AG and Grenzkraftwerke GmbH operate the Jochenstein power plant …

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The shipping

Shipping in the narrow Danube valley was also possible before the construction of the power plant – but with dangers and restrictions …

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environmental protection

The Jochenstein power plant generates 850 million kWh of electricity annually from the energy of the water. For the same amount of electricity …

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