维美德将为瑞典新建热电联产项目提供锅炉及烟气处理系统
近日,我会会员单位维美德(Valmet)已被瑞典公用事业公司克拉夫特林根能源(Kraftringen Energi)选中,为其位于瑞典斯科纳省厄托夫塔(Örtofta)的新建热电联产(CHP)设施提供生物质燃烧锅炉及先进的烟气处理系统。
Valmet secures biomass boiler contract for Sweden CHP project
Technology provider Valmet has been selected to deliver a biomass-fired boiler and advanced flue gas treatment system to Swedish utility Kraftringen Energi for its new combined heat and power (CHP) facility in Örtofta, Skåne.
The project represents the largest energy production investment in the region in over a decade and will play a crucial role in securing reliable district heating and electricity supply across central and western Skåne. Located adjacent to the existing CHP plant, the new facility will replace ageing infrastructure and significantly expand output capacity.
At the heart of the project is Valmet’s bubbling fluidised bed (BFB) boiler, designed to operate on renewable biomass fuels. The delivery will also include a full suite of flue gas handling technologies, such as selective catalytic reduction (SCR) for NOx control, a bag house filter, combustion air moisturisation and condensate treatment systems.
A key feature is the integrated flue gas condenser, which will recover additional heat for the district heating network—enhancing overall efficiency.
The system has also been designed with future carbon capture integration in mind.
Installation is scheduled to begin in mid-2026, with commissioning expected in 2028.
Commenting on the project, Fredrik Fackler, Business Area Manager at Kraftringen, said: “This investment allows us to modernise our energy production and strengthen regional energy resilience. We’re pleased to partner with Valmet, whose expertise aligns with our goals for efficiency, availability, and environmental responsibility.”
Valmet views the project as a strategic milestone. “Our technology not only meets the immediate performance targets but positions the plant for future carbon capture deployment,” said Niina Ollikka, Vice President, Boilers and Gasifier Solutions at Valmet.
The new CHP plant will also deliver additional process steam and up to 25 MW of electricity to new consumers.