Sorø, a historic town in Region Sjælland, Denmark, is home to a new biomass-fired combined heat and power (CHP) plant, Sorø Bioenergi, which was officially inaugurated on October 14, 2021. This facility marks a significant step in the town’s transition to renewable energy. The plant not only represents a technical and sustainable achievement but also as a striking architectural […]
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Graanul Invest, a leading bioenergy producer in Estonia, is revolutionizing the renewable energy landscape. By employing sustainable practices such as the cascading use of woody biomass, Graanul Invest ensures that no material goes to waste, contributing to both the local economy and global climate goals. Their vision of advancing biomass science could make significant strides […]
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One of the oldest cities in the Nordics on account of its strategic location overlooking the narrowest part of the Öresund strait. Helsingborg is already “historic” when it comes to biomass – the world’s first ever transatlantic shipment of wood pellets arrived in April 1998 to Öresundskraft’s combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Helsingborg. Twenty-five years […]
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Bioenergy is Finland’s largest renewable energy source, playing a crucial role in heat production and transportation. It is also key to reaching climate targets, not just for reducing emissions but because it enables carbon capture, utilization, and storage (CCUS). Finland has excellent opportunities to capture biogenic carbon dioxide from the forest industry, other biorefineries and […]
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Adven is a leading provider of innovative energy solutions with large-scale projects. The company contributes to improved energy sustainability throughout Latvia. In the Latvian bioenergy sector Adven have not only enhanced energy independence but also brought significant environmental and economic benefits. Since 2018, when Adven entered Latvian energy business, the company has made great impact […]
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This year Gren’s biomass combined heat and power (bio-CHP) plant in Jelgava marks its 10-year anniversary. The plant, the largest bio-CHP in Latvia, has improved the overall efficiency and security of the district’s heating system, favored Jelgava’s energy independence from imported fossil fuel, reduced the CO2 emissions from energy production by 90% in the city […]
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