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Sundsvall Energi and the City group

Explore Sundsvall Energi's innovative waste treatment methods, district heating developments, and strategic choices in energy production. Discover their Environmental Certificate, Combined Heat and Power Plants, and efforts towards a greener future through waste-to-energy solutions in partnership with local industries. Learn about their cutting-edge incinerator technology supplied by industry leaders like Babcock & Wilcox Völund and Siemens. Contact Anders Jonsson for more information at anders.jonsson@serva.se.

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Sundsvall Energi and the City group

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  1. Best available technology and modern waste incineration in SundsvallEscobalt 12th december 2006Anders JonssonSundsvall Energi

  2. Sundsvall Energi and the City group

  3. Sundsvall Energi AB Group

  4. Sundsvall Energi AB District Heating 35 M€ Waste Treatment 9 M€ Electric Power 5 M€ Others 3 M€

  5. 1969 2006

  6. Environmental Certificate

  7. District Heating system in Sundsvall600 GWh

  8. District Heating Development • 12 000 single family houses • 6 000 interested in DH? • Expansion:400 new clients/year

  9. Underground Storage of Oil 1977 60 MW Combined Heat and Power Plant Waste-fed 2006 600 GWh Heat 200 GWh Power 170 MW Combined Heat and Power plant, Oil fired1981 2 x 80 MW Oil fired heating plant 1978 Electric boiler, 50 MW 1984 CFB Waste 1984, 18 MW

  10. Energymix Korstaverket 2005 (850 GWh) 2010 (1000 GWh) HFO LS eq Waste fuel Waste heat, Landfill- and digestergas

  11. Regional ”Waste to Energy” market

  12. New Heat and Power Plant • Waste Capacity 60 MW • Combustion rate 20-25 tonnes/hour • Waste flow 200 000 tonnes/year • Investment approx 98 Million € • Incinerator • Supplier Babcock & Wilcox Völund • Flue gas cleaning • Supplier LAB Group SA • Turbine • Supplier Siemens • Groundworks Skanska • Building NCC

  13. Strategic choisesCombined Heat and Power Plant • High rate of electric power • Low rate of flyash and solid residues • Washing of flyash and sludge • SCR reduction of NOx and dioxins • Waste reception 12 months/year

  14. BAT for Waste to energy

  15. Private Public Partnership solution Tunadal Sawmill Ortviken Papermill Korstaverket CHP plant

  16. Korstaverket CHP plant - new wasteincinerator = ”green” heat and power Private Public Partnership solution Ortviken Papermill - wasteheat from fluegases to DH New turbine 40 MW 100-170 GWh/year Heat 600 GWh/year 80-140 GWh/year Tunadal Sawmill

  17. Thank you for your attention!You can contact me by e-mailanders.jonsson@serva.se

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