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No, the sources of the drinking water supply in Haiming are on the other side of the Inn valley.

The topic of groundwater has been studied very intensively with many groundwater levels for many years. In both the first and second instance, official assessors clearly established that the groundwater extraction is insignificant and has a low environmental impact. Existing use of groundwater will thus not be affected.

A process water well with a consensus of 10 l/s has been approved for the power plant operation, which extracts water from the valley groundwater body.
The consensus represents an amount of water that is the legal maximum but rarely needed, so the actual total amount is much lower.

Yes, the remaining River Inn outflow continues to provide good conditions for rafting with the planned rafting water release.

The power plant reliably provides clean electrical power for 60,000 households.

Support for the Tyrolean environmental protection goals through the saving of 188,000 t of CO2 annually.

The water ecological living conditions along the River Inn will be improved, and new local recreational possibilities will be created.

The economic value added remains in the region of Tyrol.

The natural low water runoff in winter from Imst to Haiming will be restored.

The frequency and intensity of flow fluctuations is reduced.

The rate of the rise and fall of the water level is reduced.

The basin helps to compensate for rapid changes in flow that can occur due to power plant operation. This reduces the surge load for the River Inn and significantly improves the ecological living conditions of the water.