Biomass
Denmark’s Asnæs plant generates first green power for Zealand grid
The new wood chip-fired generator at Asnæs Power Station in Denmark has been connected to the Zealand grid and generated power for...
Biomass
World Bank funding to accelerate energy efficiency in Belarus
The World Bank has signed a deal to fund the new Sustainable Energy Scale-Up Project, an initiative designed to improve energy efficiency in Belarus.
Biomass
Improving efficiency for the Lisahally biomass power plant
Biomass is becoming an increasingly popular fuel solution for power generation. It is one of several technologies being implemented to improve the sustainability of...
Biomass
Waste-to-energy plant delivers first high-quality biomethane
WELTEC BIOPOWER has announced that the anaerobic digestion plant at Lanes Farm Energy in the UK has delivered its first biomethane to...
Biomass
Valmet to deliver biomass pre-treatment system to Indian refinery
Valmet has been selected to deliver a biomass pre-treatment system to PRAJ Industries for their second-generation bio refinery project currently being developed...
Biomass
COP 26 will ‘put biogas on the map for UK’
Turkey has announced its withdrawal from the bid to organise the UNFCC Conference of Parties 2020 (COP26), which has led to the...
Biomass
Valmet supports BS Energy’s biomass expansion
BS Energy's combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Braunschweig, Germany has chosen Valmet to supply a biomass-fired boiler and a flue gas treatment plant
Biomass
Andritz wins deal for Japan biomass plant
International technology group ANDRITZ has received an order from Hitachi Zosen Corporation to deliver a PowerFluid circulating fluidized bed boiler with a flue gas cleaning system to a new biomass plant in Japan.
Biomass
Hiroshima waste-to-energy plant to get four-year upgrade
The Hiroshima city government in Japan has announced plans to refurbish the combustion facilities at a waste to energy plant for municipal solid waste.
Biomass
Milestone for major UK coal to biomass conversion
Emissions reduction specialist RJM International has completed the first phase of Front-End Engineering and Design (FEED) tests and studies for a fuel conversion project at Uskmouth coal-fired power plant in Wales.
