Five solutions
Five solutions MW Biopower – Modular biomass power plants
- standardised modular power plants
- power and CHP generation from biomass, in the 5-10 MWe range
- based on BioGrate or BFB combustion
MW Multipower – Flexible multifuel boiler plants
- customer-specific boiler plants for heat and power generation
- CHP generation from biomass and recycled fuels in the 15-60 MW fuel output range
- based on BFB combustion
MW Bioheat – Local bioenergy plants
- customer-specific heating plants
- steam and heat generation from biomass in the 4-17 MW fuel output range
- based on BioGrate combustion
MW Oil & Gas – Energy from oil and gas
- customer-specific oil and gas boiler plants for steam or hot water generation
- water-tube and fire-tube combustion (Noviter and VEÅ)
MW Services – Partner for performance
- upgrades
- maintenance and technical services
- training
- spare parts
Powerful references
Bayernfonds BestEnergy 1, Germany (2008)
- 6 x Biopower power plant (5.6 MWe/0 MWth or 4.4 MWe/10 MWth)
Fortum Power and Heat, Finland (2009)
- Hot water boiler plant (30 MW)
Vattenfall AB, Värme Norden, Sweden (2010)
CHP from brewing residue
Typical of the innovative solutions MW Power offers are the two combined heat and power plants being built for Scottish & Newcastle’s brewery sites at Manchester and Tadcaster in Britain.
Each plant will have a thermal output of 7.4 MWth and an electrical output of 3.1 MWe when operating in CHP mode, and an electrical output 4.7 MWe in condensing mode.
The plants, which will fire a mixture of spent grain and wood chips from local sources, are due to start operations in spring 2009, generating steam and electricity for brewery processes and exporting surplus electricity to the local grid. The new plants will enable Scottish & Newcastle to make more efficient use of residue from its beer production, reduce waste handling and energy costs, and cut CO2 emissions.