In Amel, Belgium, one utility company has co-fired fossil coal with biocoal supplied by renewable energy company 4Energy Invest.
4Energy Invest manufactures the biocoal, which it made from black torrefied woodchips, in its large-scale production unit.
The co-firing trial lasted for around 20 hours. The utility reported successful results as it did not have to modify the existing power plant to co-fire biocoal.
The Green Energy Sully project addresses a triple challenge at the Sully-sur-Loire Swiss Krono factory: reducing dust & VOC emissions, reducing energy consumption, and, most importantly, the decarbonisation of the factory
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The largest of these is the Teofipol Energy Company’s project in the Khmelnytskyi region, which is expected to produce 56mn cubic metres of biomethane annually
