South Tyrol sustainability label

In the timber sector, only a handful of companies, like us, meet all the criteria for this label. That makes us especially proud. But we are not stopping there:
we aim to reach Level 3 — the highest level — by 2027 at the latest. Several projects are already underway. Stay tuned!

HVO

Our entire diesel fleet runs on HVO100. Compared with fossil diesel, this reduces the greenhouse gas emissions of these vehicles by at least 85% over their entire life cycle.

Use of local timber

Our roundwood for spruce and larch comes 100% from the Alpine region — no long transport routes, but top-quality spruce and larch directly from the region. This is how we combine sustainability with the highest-quality natural product.

our heating plant

Our wood residues are reused as wood chips, shavings and pellets, or as fuel in our own heating plant for wood drying and building heating.

Electricity from photovoltaic and hydropower

Part of our electricity demand is covered by our own photovoltaic system. The remaining demand is covered by hydropower from South Tyrol.

PEFC and wood from here

We are PEFC-certified. In addition, we supply through local value chains and thus reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

Social responsibility

We enable time off for mothers and fathers, we donate instead of giving expensive gifts, and we take care of our employees. As one of the largest employers in the valley, we are aware of our responsibility. That is also why we are certified for family and work.

Virtual Tour: Our Heating Plant

In our heating plant, we generate 2.2 MWh of electrical energy and over 19 MWh of thermal energy.

The use of renewable resources is thus a central component of our sustainable energy strategy.

Sustainability Is Our Corporate Goal

Learn more here about our corporate policy – environmental protection and energy responsibility, and the South Tyrol sustainability label