The facility is designed for the use of processed and unprocessed, untreated wood (total wood volume 16,000 t/a, such as sawmill residues like bark, planer shavings, sawdust, wood chips, as well as green and shrub trimmings). The newly constructed push floor is centrally located and allows for optimal filling with both internal and external fuels. The power plant building includes the combustion and boiler installation room, the machinery room for the ORC system, and the associated auxiliary rooms. The wood is combusted in the combustion and thermal oil heating system. An ORC system is used for electricity generation, which captures the heat energy generated in the thermal oil boiler through a heat exchanger. The silicone oil used in the ORC process requires less vaporization energy than, for example, water. Overall, the ORC process operates at a lower temperature level than the conventional water-steam process. The generated silicone oil vapor is passed through a turbine with a downstream generator for electricity generation. In a condensing heat exchanger, the silicone vapor is liquefied and returned for re-evaporation.