The biomass power plant works with the principle pulverized firing with traveling grate. First, a chain conveyor transports the fuel into a feed container. Subsequently, three feeders and an air injection system convey the fuel into the combustion chamber.

Small fuel particles already combust while floating, whereas bigger particles combust on the travelling grate. The accruing bottom ash, which causes the biggest ash discharge, falls into a water quench to cool down. The hot flue gas heats water to steam (65 bar, 450°C). The steam flows into a condensation turbine, which drives a generator.

Nitric oxide emissions are reduced with the SNCR process. Furthermore, two parallel connected cyclones and baghouse filters ensure dedusting. The refined exhaust streams through a chimney into the atmosphere, finally. The accruing ashes, bottom ash, boiler ash, filter and cyclone ash are collected in a silo and can be reused as building material for roadmaking landscaping.