Our mission

Sustainable hydropower
from Tyrol for Tyrol, Austria, and Europe.

If you are striving to achieve energy autonomy, like the province of Tyrol, you need to be aware that autonomy requires both the sustainable use and the sustainable generation of energy. This makes domestic renewable hydropower a valuable source of energy in the truest sense of the word.

Mio kWh of electricity
were consumed in Tyrol in 2022.
Mio kWh
of energy were consumed in total in Tyrol in 2022.

TIROL 2050 energy autonomous

% savings
on total energy consumption in Tyrol.
% more renewables
to cover the total energy consumption in Tyrol.


Tyrol aims to be independent of fossil fuels by 2050 - find out more about these goals at www.tirol2050.at

Mio kWh as a target
The decision of the Regional Government of Tyrol in March 2011 provides for an expansion of hydropower in Tyrol by 2036.
Following the update of the Tyrol Energy Autonomy 2050 plan in 2024, this target is to be implemented in Tyrol by 2050.

At TIWAG, we have therefore been implementing carefully planned and environmentally sound expansion projects for years. Projects to make our country's energy supply more independent, safer and at the same time more environmentally friendly. This is an important contribution to the energy transition. Using renewable energy generated from Tyrolean hydropower will secure the energy supply for future generations.

Mio kWh
Already implemented: The yearly supply of the expansions of the Kirchbichl power plant, the Schwarzach power plant in East Tyrol and the shares in the Inn community power plant and the Tumpen-Habichen amounts to 
Mio kWh
The annual production of the projects under construction Tauernbach-Gruben, Imst-Haiming and the Kühtai expansion will together amount to
Mio kWh
The annual increase in electricity from renewable sources due to the planned Imst-Haiming and Kaunertal expansion projects is
Mio kWh 
of additional, clean energy from Tyrolean hydropower will be provided by TIWAG for the target set by the Regional Government of Tyrol.