Danish power company Orsted has begun upgrading the 88 MW Herning heat and power bio plant, as new machinery, including a flue gas condensation unit, is set to reduce biomass consumption by 20%. Thomas Dalsgaard said: “It's already a green power station running on sustainable biomass, and now we'll be able to reduce the fuel consumption significantly, thus ensuring that the power station is a competitive alternative to fossil fuels.” The plant will be upgraded in two phases, with construction expected to begin next year at an estimated cost of €100 million.
Danish power company Orsted has begun upgrading the 88 MW Herning heat and power bio plant, as new machinery, including a flue gas condensation unit, is set to reduce biomass consumption by 20%. The plant will be upgraded in two phases, with construction expected to begin next year at an estimated cost of €100 million.