Reisenberg receives a new nature filter system: soft water for everyone!

Reisenberg receives a new nature filter system: soft water for everyone!

Reisenberg, Österreich - in Reisenberg, Lower Austria, the groundbreaking ceremony for an important new nature filter system was recently celebrated. This project will supply around 20,000 inhabitants with soft drinking water in the future. EVN board director Stefan Stallinger explained that the new technology is reduced by fine membranes from around 18 ° DH to 10-12 ° DH. This is a significant step to improve the water quality in the region, which includes communities in Baden, Bruck on the Leitha and Schwechat, Noen

The mayors and regional deputies are enthusiastic about this initiative, which fulfills the frequent wish of the population for softer water. Otto Auer, MP in the Lower Austrian Landtag, emphasizes the importance of this measure for the quality of life. The commissioning of the nature filter system is planned for the summer of 2026, and the investment costs amount to around 9.4 million euros. In the future, not only Reisenberg, but also the surrounding communities such as Seibersdorf and Mitterndorf on the Fischa will be supplied with this high -quality drinking water, such as MeinDärzirk reported.

technological innovation for clean water

The nature filter system relies on a mechanical process for reducing the degree of hardness, which avoids the adverse effects of conventional ion exchangers. While conventional technologies often affect the taste of the water and use microbiological risks, the new system offers a clean solution for water softening. In the future, households will be able to do without additional water reduction devices, which not only increases the quality of life, but also facilitates the everyday life of the residents.

This sustainable initiative not only promises softer water, but also an improvement in hygiene and a reduction in limescale deposits in household appliances. The implementation of this project could therefore be pioneering for water supply across Lower Austria.