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PIONEERING CFBTECHNOLOGY
FLUIDIZED BED COMBUSTION ISOUR SPECIALTY - ONE THAT WE HAVE
PIONEERED FROM THE VERY START.
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CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED (CFB) PIONEERS We have steadily increased unit size and integrated advanced field-provendesign features into our CFB technology. Our CFBs first reached small-scaleutility application in 1987 on the 110 MWe Tri-State Nucla power project in theU.S., then went on to the medium utility scale in 2001 with the 2 x 300 MWeunits for the Jacksonville Energy Authority. Over the 1998-2004 period wedelivered six CFB units totaling nearly 1500 MWe for the largest CFBrepowering project ever in history - the Turów project in Poland.
Our success has come from a track record of satisfying clients’ reliability,environmental, and efficiency goals with innovative technology for convertingeconomical solid fuels into valuable steam and power. Through our experienceof supplying over 400 fluidized bed units to industrial and utility customersworldwide, we have steadily scaled-up and improved our technology. Over300 of these fluidized bed steam generators have been CFB designs.
Our latest pioneering can be seen in our award for the Lagisza project inPoland, which brings a double first to the utility power industry - the world’sfirst supercritical CFB boiler and the world’s largest single CFB unit, ratedat 460 MWe.
Looking into the future, our CFB technology can be adapted to capture carbondioxide to help reduce the threat of global warming. We are currentlydeveloping Oxy-Fuel technology to be applied to CFB units operating today aswell as, to new more advanced units. Oxy-Fuel technology looks very promisingallowing 100% capture of carbon dioxide in a cost-effective and reliable way.We expect Oxy-Fuel CFB technology to be a fuel-flexible, zero-air-emissiontechnology bringing high value to our utility and industrial clients.
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PIONEERING CFBTECHNOLOGY
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PIONEERING CFB TECHNOLOGY
INNOVATIVETECHNOLOGY
SOLUTIONSTHINK GREENLow emissions are a key benefit of our CFB technology, allowing them tomeet the strictest environmental standards. Our CFBs stage the combustionprocess and operate at low combustion temperatures while giving the fuellong burning times, resulting in naturally low nitrogen oxide (NOx) formationand high combustion efficiency. They can also capture the fuel’s sulfur as thefuel burns by using low-cost limestone and employing selective-non-catalytic-reduction (SNCR) to achieve very low NOx and sulfur oxide (SOx) emissionsin the most economical way, and in most cases, avoiding add-on pollutioncontrol equipment.
The CFB advantage is particularly highlighted in repowering projects. SOxand particulate emissions can often be cut by over 90% and NOx emissionsby over 50%. Carbon dioxide emissions are often cut by 25% or more due tothe dramatic improvements in boiler and plant efficiency when olderequipment is replaced. For the lowest emissions, our supercritical, once-through-unit (OTU) CFB technology can reduce all these emissions another5-10%, due to its ability to further increase overall plant efficiency.
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FUEL FLEXIBILITYOur CFB units are capable of firing nearly allsolid fuels - including waste products thatotherwise would have been land-filled - whilemaintaining the lowest levels of emissions, andthe highest equipment reliability and efficiency.Our fuel experience is unmatched as proven byour capability to design units for even the lowest-quality fuels. Our CFBs give plant owners theflexibility to source fuel from a number ofsuppliers and industries, improving their fuelsupply security while taking advantage of fuelprices and market conditions.
RELIABLITYOur simple yet advanced CFB designs canachieve the highest plant availability, provenby over twenty million hours of operationalexperience, even after years of operation.Preventative condition monitoring, expertmaintenance, and rapid-response repair work -all supplied by our service teams - help ensuremaximum reliability - year after year.
Our long-term operations and maintenancesupport (O&MS) agreements and our innovativeSmartBoiler™ system (an expanding set ofintelligent analysis and optimization tools forenhancing plant operation and maintenance)are available to increase your plant’s availabilityeven further.
Coals 66%Others 3%Lignite 4% Biomass 9%Petcoke 18%
Our CFB Fuel Experience(% of operating FW CFB capacity utilizingthese fuels as primary fuel)
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UTILITY CFBsWHAT STARTED OFF AS A SOLUTION FOR HARD-TO-BURN FUELS
HAS BECOME A MAINSTREAM COMBUSTION TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE INEVER-LARGER UNIT SIZES. TODAY, WE OFFER TWO STATE-OF-THE-ART
UTILITY CFB DESIGNS, EACH OFFERING HIGH VALUE TO UTILITY CLIENTS.
OUR LARGE-SCALE SUPERCRITICAL ONCE-THROUGH CFBDESIGN OFFERED UP TO 800 MWe UNIT SIZES
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PKE: LAGISZA, POLANDLocation: Bedzin, PolandCustomer: Poludniowy Koncern
Energetyczny (PKE), Elektrownia Lagisza
Start-Up Year: 2009Capacity: 460 MWeFuel: Bituminous Coal
JEA NORTHSIDEREPOWERING PROJECTLocation: Jacksonville, FloridaCustomer: Jacksonville Electric
AuthorityStart-Up Year: 2001Capacity: 2 x 300 MWeFuel: Bituminous coal and
petroleum coke
NARVA ELEKTRIJAAMAD Location: Narva, EstoniaCustomer: AS Narva ElektrijaamadStart-Up Year: 2004, 2005Capacity: Eesti Block 2 x 100 MWe,
Balti Block 2 x 100 MWeFuel: Oil Shale
GOING SUPERCRITICAL We have taken the next major step forward in advancing our CFBtechnology by offering our latest generation of supercritical once-through steam generation technology, which incorporates Siemens’BENSON vertical-tube evaporator technology for units above 300MWe. This allows us to offer our utility clients all of the benefits ofCFB combustion technology, together with the high efficiency ofsupercritical steam technology. This technology can improve overallplant efficiency by 5-10% compared to conventional naturalcirculation steam technology, which translates directly into a 5-10%reduction in the plant’s air and ash emissions as well as its fuel andwater needs. When we say a reduction in air emissions, we mean allair emissions like SOx, NOx, mercury and particulates as well asgreenhouse gases, like carbon dioxide.
As with our conventional natural circulation CFBs, these highlyefficient supercritical units will be equally at home with hard-to-burnfuels, as well as common utility coals. We have developeda modular design approach allowing us to offer units up to 800MWe in steam capacity.
CFB VALUE FOR UTILITIESOur utility customers have turned to CFBs due to the value they seein our technology: fuel flexibility, low emissions, and reliability. Manyare seeing value in petroleum coke, lignite, waste coal, and biomassfrom both an economic and environmental aspect. Our technologycan reliably and cleanly burn these fuels as primary fuels or incombination with other fuels over the life of the plant, giving powergenerators the flexibility to alter their fuel strategies and to takeadvantage of fuel market opportunities and changes inenvironmental regulation.
UTILITY CFBs
Coals 67%Oil Shale 3%Lignite 6%Biomass 6%Pet Coke 18%
Our Utility Fuel Experience(% of operating FW utility capacity utilizingthese fuels as primary fuel)
Low maintenance, highlyeffective wing-wall surface for superheat or evaporative duty
Multi-staged combustionair for reduced furnaceNOx formation
In-furnace start-up burnersfor reliable, rapid start-ups
Proven arrow-head nozzlesfor reliable operation, lowmaintenance and excellentsolids mixing
Integrated steam- orwater-cooled solid
separators for compactunit design and reduced
thermal stress
Reliable front and rearwall low maintenance
gravity fuel feed system
Superheat and reheatsurface located in INTREXTM
fluidized bed heat exchangerfor efficient heat transfer
and maximum coil life
Robust ash removal andcooling system
Long-life, thin-walled cooledrefractory used in lowerfurnace and solid separatorsystem for low maintenanceand rapid starts
Integrated water-cooledsolids return leg for
compact design andlow maintenance
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OUR LARGE-SCALE COMPACT SEPARATOR CFB DESIGNOFFERED UP TO 800 MWe UNIT SIZES
NPSLocation: Tha Toom, ThailandCustomer: National Power Supply Co., Ltd.Start-Up Year: 1998Capacity: 2 X 150 MWeFuel: Anthracite, Bituminous Coal,
Rice Husk, Bark
ELCHOLocation: Chorzów, PolandCustomer: EC Chorzów Elcho Sp. z.o.o.Start-Up Year: 2003Capacity: 2 X 113 MWeFuel: Bituminous Coal
ELEKTROWNIA TURÓWLocation: Bogatynia, PolandCustomer: BOT Elktrownia Turow S.A.Start-up Year: 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004Capacity: 3 x 235 MWe, 3 x 262 MWeFuel: Polish Brown Coal
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Steam- or water-cooledcyclone solid separatorsand cross-over ducts forlow maintenance andreduced thermal stress
Efficient steam-sidebypass reheattemperature control
Modular series back-passfor reduced field erection
Proven reliable solidsreturn loop seal
Compact regenerativeair heater
Low maintenancehighly effective wing-
wall surface forsuperheat or
evaporative duty
Multi-stagedcombustion air for
reduced furnaceNOx formation
Reliable front andrear wall low
maintenance gravityfuel feed system
Economical on-demand limestone
prep system
Reliable high-capacityfluidized bed ash cooler
Proven arrow head nozzlesfor reliable operation, lowmaintenance and excellentsolids mixing
Long-life thin-walledcooled refractory used inlower furnace, cyclonesand cross-over ducts forlow maintenance andrapid starts
In-furnace start-upburners for reliable,
rapid start-ups
OUR MEDIUM-SCALE CYCLONE CFB DESIGNOFFERED AT A NOMINAL 300 MWe UNIT SIZE
CLECOLocation: Boyce, LouisianaCustomer: Shaw Group/Cleco Power LLC Start-Up Year: 2009Capacity: 2 x 330 MWeFuel: Petroleum Coke, PRB, Lignite
SOUTHERN ILLINOISPOWER COOPERATIVELocation: Marion, IllinoisCustomer: Southern Illinois Power
CooperativeStart-Up Year: 2003Capacity: 120 MWeFuel: Bituminous Coal Fines
SANDOWLocation: Rockdale, TexasCustomer: Bechtel/TXUStart-Up Year: 2009Capacity: 2 x 315 MWeFuel: Texas Lignite
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OUR INDUSTRIAL CIRCULATING FLUIDIZED BED (CFB)STEAM GENERATORS ARE WELL KNOWN IN THE INDUSTRYFOR THEIR LOW EMISSIONS, RELIABILITY AND LONG LIFE.
A LEADER ININDUSTRIAL CFBS
Our history of developing innovative combustiontechnologies for industry began with our bubblingfluidized bed (BFB) steam generators, from whichwe have developed our advanced robust CFBtechnology for a diverse range of industrial fuelsand energy needs. We are now a leading supplierof industrial CFB technology, supplying over 210 units, with unit sizes up to 150 MWe, forindustrial applications.
PROVEN EXPERIENCEThe solutions we have provided have been asdiverse as our clients’ needs. The CFB we suppliedto a Swedish paper mill to convert their waste bark and sludge into useful steam needed by themill, as well as the 20 petcoke-fired steamgenerators we delivered to Sinopec in China,demonstrate our ability to customize units to meetclients’ needs. Our industrial boiler designs havebeen proven and advanced based on 30 years ofoperating experience.
WIDEST FUEL EXPERIENCEMulti-fuel firing is particularly important inindustrial applications, where utilizing on-site wastehas a high value. Fuel flexibility is a key factor inunlocking the value of these waste streams sinceboth their quality and volumes can vary on a dailybasis. Our CFB technology has proven itself overthe widest range of industrial fuels.
Coals 63%Peat 3%Biomass 13%Pet Coke 21%
Our Industrial Fuel Experience(% of operating industrial FW CFB capacity utilizingthese fuels as primary fuel)
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Integrated water-cooled solidseparator and return leg forcompact design and eliminationof furnace-to-separatorexpansion joints
Long-life thin-walled cooledrefractory used in lowerfurnace and solid separatorsystem for low maintenanceand rapid starts
Superheat and reheatsurface can be locatedin INTREXTM fluidizedbed heat exchanger forefficient heat transferand maximum coil life
Robust step-grid tohandle the mostdifficult fuels
Sloped superheat andreheat section forreduced ash build-up
Passive ash collectiondesign for reduced catalyst
and back-pass fouling
Split economizer foroptimum SCRperformance
Tubular air heaterfor compact designand no air leakage
SCR catalyst can beused for low ash,
low sulfur fuels likeclean biomass
Reliable low-maintenancegravity fuelfeed system
WE OFFER INNOVATIVE AND PROVEN DESIGN FEATURESIN OUR INDUSTRIAL CFB UNITS
APECLocation: Pampanga Site, PhilippinesCustomer: Formosa Heavy Industries,
Asian Pacific EnergyCompany
Start-Up Year: 2006Capacity: 50 MWeFuel: Coal, Mill Sludge
UPPCLocation: Calumpit, Bulacan, PhilippinesCustomer: United Pulp and Paper Co.,
Ltd (UPPC)Start-Up Year: 2006Capacity: 35 MWeFuel: Coal, Mill Sludge, Paper Reject
PETROPOWERLocation: Talcahuano, ChileCustomer: Petropower TalcahuanoStart-Up Year: 1998Capacity: 67 MWeFuel: Petroleum Coke
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INDUSTRIAL CFBs
CORN PRODUCTSLocation: Bedford, IllinoisCustomer: Corn Products InternationalStart-Up Year: 2006Capacity: 100 MWeFuel: Bituminous coal and
petroleum coke
STORA ENSO KVARNSVEDENLocation: Borlänge, SwedenCustomer: Stora Enso Kvarnsveden ABStart-Up Year: 2005Capacity: 36 MWe Fuel: Bark, Sludge, Coal
VATTENFALL SCALocation: Munksund, SwedenCustomer: Vattenfall SCAStart-Up Year: 2002Capacity: 25 MWeFuel: Bark, Wood Residue, Paper Rejects
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HIGHLY RELIABLEIndustry relies on high availability: day in, day out, year round.Our CFBs have a proven track record of being highly reliable.
Our CFBs have excellent load-following capabilities, enablingthem to accommodate rapid swings in process steamrequirements. Their wide turn-down range means that our unitscan adapt to temporary or seasonal changes in steam or districtheat needs, operating at very low loads of nameplate capacity.
To achieve the highest reliability, we offer SmartBoiler™ to allCFB plant owners and operators. SmartBoiler™is an intelligentoperation and service support tool for monitoring, diagnosing,analyzing and optimizing steam generation and power plantoperation. SmartBoiler™ combines our experience andexpertise in fluidized bed combustion with advancedinformation technology.
OUR ROBUST STEPPEDFLUIDIZING GRID FOR THEMOST CHALLENGING FUELS
Peak and valley gridcontour allows debristo flow unobstructedtoward drain chutes
Nozzles made from supertough nickel alloy andcan be easily replaced
Nozzles direct air atlateral angle resultingin excellent bed mixingwhile moving debristoward drain chutes
Water-cooled floorstructure and drainchutes for long life
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BIOFUELS AND WASTE ARE TWO OF THE FUEL GROUPSIDEALLY SUITED FOR OUR CFB TECHNOLOGY. OUR UNITSCAN BE DESIGNED TO FIRE 100% RENEWABLE ENERGY FUELS.
RENEWABLEENERGY CFBS
A GREEN TECHNOLOGY Concern about global warming is a keyfactor for developing and implementingenergy solutions today.
Use of biomass in power generation cancontribute significantly to reducing emissionsof carbon dioxide - a greenhouse gas. Thefuel flexibility of our CFB techology allowsthem to utilize a wide range of renewableand waste fuels and fuel mixes, helping ourworld reach a goal of reduced greenhousegas emissions.
Our CFBs can also divert waste headed forland-fills and instead convert this waste intovaluable steam and electricity to support ourgrowing energy needs.
GREEN FUELSBiofuels include natural materials and waste produced byvarious industrial or other processes, and include:
• Material from forestryoperations - thinnings- harvesting waste- bark- stumps
• Wood processing waste- offcuts- sawdust- demolition wood
• Pulp and papermaking waste• Fast-growing energy crops• Agricultural waste• Industrial waste and municipal
refuse-derived fuel (RDF)
10%
Avoided CO2 Emissions*(Ktons/yr)
25%
*Based on a 150MWe coal plant withbalance fuel being
biomass
100%% Biomass
Fired
960
240
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Entire hot loop is refractory-linedto handle the most corrosive fuelswhile maintaining long unit life
Coil-less back-pass in weldoverlay enclosure to cool gasthrough most corrosive phase
Reliable stoker-fuelfeed system
Bottom ash screeningand recycling system tominimize bed make-upneed
Robust step-grid tohandle the mostdifficult fuels
Superheat surface located inINTREXTM fluid bed heatexchanger for efficient heattransfer and maximum coil life
Hot cyclones capture ashfor reduced economizerfouling
Easily replaceable pendantsuperheaters with springhammer cleaning system
Integrated water-cooled solids separator andreturn leg for compact design and eliminationof furnace-to-separator expansion joints
Vertical economizersection for compact
unit design
Long-life, thin-walled cooledrefractory for low maintenanceand rapid starts
OUR WASTE-TO-ENERGY CFB UNIT DESIGNEDTO FIRE REFUSE-DERIVED FUEL (RDF)
LOMELLINA IILocation: Parona, ItalyCustomer: Lomellina Energia S.r.I.Start-Up Year: 2007Capacity: 17 MWeFuel: RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel)
LOMELLINA ENERGIALocation: Parona, ItalyCustomer: Lomellina Energia S.r.l.Start-Up Year: 2000Capacity: 15 MWe Fuel: RDF (Refuse Derived Fuel)
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OPTIMIZED FOR RDFEfficient waste recycling and handling, designed to removereusable fractions and inert materials, is key to producing a refuse-derived fuel (RDF) stream that can be burned efficiently and safelyto generate electricity, steam or heat. A waste-to-energy (WTE)power plant based on this concept can achieve a net cycleefficiency of above 28%, substantially higher than conventionalincineration plants, resulting in lower emissions and higher energyoutput per ton of waste destroyed.
BECOMING MORE GREENCo-firing renewable fuels in a CFB plant originally designed forcoal is an excellent, cost-effective option for helping ourenvironment. In most cases, our operating coal-fired CFBs canco-fire biomass or waste fuels by simply adding a biomass fuelhandling and feeding system, and modifying boileroperating procedures.
RENEWABLEENERGY CFBs
PROKON NORDLocation: Emlichheim, GermanyCustomer: Prokon Nord
EnergiesystemeStart-Up Year: 2006Capacity: 20 MWeFuel: Recycled Wood
HEIZKRAFTWERK KEHLLocation: Kehl, GermanyCustomer: Heizkraftwerk Kehl GmbHStart-Up Year: 2002Capacity: 9 MWeFuel: Recycled Wood
SIMMERINGLocation: Simmering, Vienna, AustriaCustomer: Siemens AG AustriaStart-Up Year: 2006Capacity: 23 MWeFuel: Forest Chips
Material from forestry operations andpulp and papermaking 55%
Industrial waste and municipalrefuse-derived fuel 14%
Agricultural waste 10%
Pulp & papermaking waste 14%
Wood processing waste 7%
Our Renewable CFB Fuel Experience(% of operating FW renewable capacity firingthese fuels as primary fuel)
WE HAVE SOLD AND DELIVERED OUR CFBS TO CLIENTS AROUND THE WORLD,SPANNING A WIDE SPECTRUM OF FUELS AND APPLICATIONS. OUR COMPLETEREFERENCE LIST IS QUITE LONG AND IS AVAILABLE BY SIMPLY CONTACTINGANY ONE OF OUR ACCOUNT REPRESENTATIVES. BELOW IS A SAMPLING OFPROJECTS SHOWING THE VERSATILITY AND VALUE OF OUR CFB TECHNOLOGY.
CFB SAMPLE REFERENCES
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CFBs IN UTILITY APPLICATIONSOrderDate
Start-UpDate Client Plant Country Steam
MWePrimary
FuelSecondary
Fuel
2008 2012 Entergy Louisiana, LLC Little Gypsy USA 2 x 300 Petroleum Coke Coal
2008 2012Isolux Ingenieria S.A. y TecnaProyectos y Operaciones, S.A.
Rio Turbio Argentina 2 x 120 Bituminous Coal Bituminous Coal
2008 2012 PJSC EM Alliance Novocherkasskaya Russia 330 Anthracite CoalBituminous & Anthracite
Coal
2007 2011 Shaw Group, Inc. Dominion USA 2 x 300 Coal Wood
2007 2010 Central Térmica Mejillones S.A. Andino Chile 2 x 165Coal, Petroleum
CokeBiomass
2007 2010Harbin Power Engineering
Company, Ltd. (HPE)Campha Vietnam 2 x 150 Anthracite Culm Slurry
2007 2010 Jyväskylän Energia Oy Jyväskylä Finland 200 Peat Forest Residual
2007 2009Doosan Heavy Industries and
Construction Co., Ltd.Glow Thailand 115
Sub-BituminousCoal
2006 2009 Bechtel/TXU Sandow USA 2 x 315 Lignite
2006 2009Harbin Power Engineering
Company, Ltd. (HPE)Campha Vietnam 2 x 150 Anthracite Culm Slurry
2006 2009 Shaw Group/CLECO Power LLC Rodemacher USA 2 x 330 Petroleum CokeBituminous Coal,
PRB, Lignite
2005 2009 PKE - Elektrownia Lagisza Lagisza Poland 460 Bituminous Coal Coal Slurry (option)
2001 2005 AS Narva Elektrijaamad Balti Estonia 2 x 100 Oil Shale
2000 2004 AS Narva Elektrijaamad Eesti Estonia 2 x 100 Oil Shale
2000 2003-4BOT Elektrownia Turow S.A.
Units 4, 5, 6Turow Poland 3 x 262 Polish Brown Coal
1999 2003 EC Chorzow Elcho Sp. Z.o.o. Elcho Poland 2 x 113 Bituminous Coal
1997 2001 JEA Northside Gen. Station Northside USA 2 x 300 Petroleum Coke Bituminous Coal
1996 2000 Bay Shore Power Company Bay Shore USA 180 Petroleum Coke
1994-61998-2000
BOT Elektrownia Turow S.A. Units 1, 2, 3
Turow Poland 3 x 235 Polish Brown Coal
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CFBs FIRING RENEWABLE FUELSOrderDate
Start-UpDate Client Plant Country Steam
MWePrimary
FuelSecondary
Fuel
2008 2010 E.ON Värme Sverige AB Norkköping Sweden 30 RDF Demo Wood
2008 2010Prokon Nord Energiesysteme
GmbHA & S
OostrozebekeBelgium 26 Demo Wood
2007 2010 Kaukaan Voima Oy Kaukas Finland 125 Biomass Peat
2007 2009 Söderenergi AB Igelsta Sweden 85 Biomass REF, Demo Wood
2006 2008NV Huisvuilcentrale Noord-
Holland (HVC-NH)
HVCBio-energiecentrale,
AlkmaarNetherlands 28 Demo Wood
2005 2008 Lomellina Energia S.r.l. Lomellina Italy 17 RDF
2002 2006Bundersforste Biomasse Kraftwerk
GmbH & Co KGSimmering Austria 23 Wood Chips
2002 2006Prokon Nord Energiesysteme
GmbH
BMHKWEmlichheim &
HamburgGermany 2 x 20 Demo Wood
2001 2005Harpen Energie Contracting
GmbHBMHKW
BergkamenGermany 20 Demo Wood Forest Residual
2001 2005 MVV Energie AGBMHKW
Königswusterhausen
Germany 20 Demo Wood
2001 2005 Stora Enso Kvarnsveden AB Kvarnsveden Sweden 36 Bark Sewer Sludge, Bituminous
2002 2004Prokon Nord Energiesysteme
GmbHBMHKW
PapenburgGermany 20 Recycled Wood
1996 2000 Lomellina Energia S.r.l. Lomellina Italy 15 RDF
CFBs IN INDUSTRIAL APPLICATIONSOrderDate
Start-UpDate Client Plant Country Steam
MWePrimary
FuelSecondary
Fuel
2008 2010Hanwha Engineering &
Construction Corporation(HENC)
HENC GP Project Korea 2 x 70 Coal
2008 2010Yuen Foong Yu Paper
Manufacturing Co., Ltd.Chiutang Paper
MillChina 50 Bituminous Coal
Sewer Sludge, Tires
2007 2010Lukoil Energy & Gas Romania
s.r.l.Lukoil Romania 70 Petroleum Coke Heavy Oil 20%
2007 2010SINOCHEM QuanzhouPetrochemical Co., Ltd.
Quanzhou China 2 x 75 Coke Coke, Coal
2007 2009 Dalmia Cement Ltd.Cuddapah &
AriyalurIndia 2 x 27
Indian & ImportCoal, Washery
Rejects
2007 2009 Dalmia Cement Ltd. Rajgangpur India 2 x 27Indian Coal,
Washery Rejects
2007 2009Hanwha International
CorporationYeosu South Korea 3 x 100 Coal
2006 2009 Kumho Petrochemical Co., Ltd. Yeosu South Korea 2 x 62 Coal TDF
2007 2008China Petrochemical Corp.
SINOPEC MaomingMaoming China 2 x 110 Petroleum Coke
Petroleum Coke (60%), Coal(40%)
2006 2008 Abalco S.A.Alumar Alumina
RefineryBrazil 2 x 60 Coal Petroleum Coke
2006 2008China Petrochemical Corp.SINOPEC Tianjin Company
Tianjin China 3 x 100 Petroleum Coke Coal
2006 2008 Votorantim Metais Niquel S.A.Acampamento
MacedoBrazil 50 Petroleum Coke Coal, Wood
2006 2008 Deven JSCo Devnya Bulgaria 100 Petroleum Coke Bituminous Coal
2006 2007China Petrochemical Corp.
SINOPEC QingdaoQingdao China 2 x 75 Petroleum Coke Coal
2005 2007China Petrochemical Corp.
SINOPEC GuangzhouGuangzhou China 2 x 115 Coke
2004 2006 Corn Products Intl, Inc Argo USA 100 Bituminous Coal
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