Fiskeby Board started up new waste-to-energy plant in Norrköping, Sweden
Jun 15, 2010. Fiskeby Board has started up its new waste-to-energy plant in Norrköping, Sweden. New waste-to-energy plant – an investment of approximately SEK 600 million ($82.7 million) – will make the mill almost independent of external energy. The plant will supply the mill’s entire need of heating, the entire need of steam for the drying process, and some 75-80% of the mill’s electricity consumption.
Jun 15, 2010. /Lesprom Network/. Fiskeby Board has started up its new waste-to-energy plant in Norrköping, Sweden. New waste-to-energy plant – an investment of approximately SEK 600 million ($82.7 million) – will make the mill almost independent of external energy. The plant will supply the mill’s entire need of heating, the entire need of steam for the drying process, and some 75-80% of the mill’s electricity consumption, as Nordic Paper Journal reported.
”This energy plant is necessary for the survival of the mill, and I am very happy and grateful that we today, on schedule and within our budget limits, can celebrate the inauguration,” said Jeffrey Coors, Chairman of the Board of Fiskeby, at the inauguration ceremony.