Sep 07, 2006. /Lesprom Network/. Vattenfall Kaukolampo Oy, the Finnish district heating subsidiary of Swedish state-owned energy group Vattenfall AB, said on September 7, 2006 it was planning to build a biomass combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Heinola, southern Finland. Vattenfall Kaukolampo will apply for an approval from the local environmental authorities. The plant will be operational in the autumn of 2010. It will have a generation capacity of 60 MW of heating and some 90 GWh of electricity. The targeted heat generation will be able to meet the district heating needs in Heinola. The construction will engage some 50 and the plant will have a workforce of about 20. The CHP plant will replace the heat generated at the Fluting mill of Finnish paper and packaging maker Stora Enso, which is distributed to end-users by Vattenfall Kaukolampo. The contract between Vattenfall Kaukolampo and Stora Enso is due to expire on December 31, 2006.