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Green Electricity – Energy with Responsibility
At Hotel Nationalpark Illmitz, we rely on 100% clean energy – by conviction. Our electricity supply is based on three sustainable sources, ensuring that your stay is not only comfortable but also environmentally friendly.
A significant portion of our energy is generated directly on site: two photovoltaic systems with a total capacity of 20 kWp produce around 25,000 kWh of clean energy per year, depending on sunlight – delivered straight from the roof to your room.
The remaining electricity demand is covered by certified green energy from our regional supplier. This ensures that, beyond our own production, we rely exclusively on sustainable energy sources.
WENIGER MÜLL. MEHR ACHTSAMKEIT.
LESS WASTE. MORE MINDFULNESS.
Reduce. Reuse. Recycle.
Waste prevention starts with purchasing
Bulk packaging instead of single portions
Preferential use of regional products with minimal packaging
Avoidance of PVC and single-use packaging at the breakfast buffet
Careful waste separation
Sorting into organic, paper, packaging, glass & residual waste
Training our team for proper disposal
Cooperation with local waste management services
Sustainability in daily operations
Reusable glass containers and storage jars
Refill stations instead of single-use products in service areas
Reduction of printed materials and transition to digital guest information
As part of our commitment to sustainability and environmental protection, we have implemented specific measures within our premises to reduce water and energy consumption.
Older washbasin taps with a flow rate of 15.2 litres per minute have been replaced with modern water-saving inserts that reduce the flow to just 7.2 litres per minute – without compromising on user comfort. Our showers have also been optimised: instead of 14 litres per minute, only 9.9 litres now flow – noticeably more efficient, without any loss of shower quality.
Through these measures, we save around 775 m³ of water and approximately 30,000 kWh of energy for hot water production each year. This equates to a CO₂ saving of around 8,500 kg – a valuable contribution to protecting our natural environment in and around the National Park.




