Carbon Removed
360
t CO₂
locked into the building long-term
Timber Carbon Removal Credits
324
for long-term removed carbon
Main co-benefit
444
t CO₂eq
avoided emissions


About the project
KAPO, an Austrian window and door maker in its fourth family generation, is building its new headquarters at the Ökopark Hartberg — on a former construction-waste landfill, meaning no additional land is sealed.
Two production halls in timber truss construction achieve free spans of 30 metres, joined by a cross-laminated timber office building with showroom and training centre; every building on the site is wood, using timber from Tirol. The plant runs largely energy-autonomous on photovoltaics, a biomass plant fired with its own wood waste, and machine heat recovery.
An EMAS-certified brownfield revitalisation described locally as unique in Austria — industrial production as a long-term carbon sink, certified under the Rainbow Standard.
Co-benefits
Beyond the tonnes of carbon removed
Emission reductions
Concrete & steel avoided
Timber origin
PEFC-certified, Tirol, Austria
SDG contribution
6, 9, 11, 12
SDG contribution
2.03 m³ FW/TCRC
1.61 m³ EWP/TCRC
0.285 t CO₂e/TCRC
1.61 m³ EWP/TCRC
Project Data
TC project no.
38
Technology
Engineered mass timber structure
Project partner
Kapo Fenster und Türen
Building category
Industrial
Completion
2026
Main usable floor area
6,500 m²
Technical lifetime
100+ years
Timber Carbon Removal Credits
Registry & traceability
Carbon Registry
Rainbow Standard
Endorsement
ICROA · ICVCM · EU CRCF
Mechanism
Removal
Methodology
Biobased ConstructionProject ID
RIV-2025-PROJ-144
Credit status
EstimatedLocation on the map
Hartberg
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