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This has every opportunity of developing into significant business for Opcon. The customer indicates yearly sales for Opcon of some 10-40 million SEK already from 2013. This is yet another important step forward in developing our strategic activity in China. Our investment here is starting to bear fruit
Rolf Hasselström, President and CEO of Opcon AB
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Opcon: E.ON installs Opcon Powerbox

From district heating to Combined Heat and PowerOpcon AB, the energy and environmental technology Group has signed an agreement with E.ON Värme Sverige AB regarding the installation of Opcon’s new, steam-powered Opcon Powerbox WST-CU (Wet Steam Turbine – Condensing Unit) at E.ON’s district heating plant in Sollefteå, Sweden. At planned operations, the turbine is expected to generate over 4 GWh of renewable electricity per year out of steam from one of the heating plant’s two biomass-fired boilers. Apart from the turbine the Opcon Powerbox WST–CU model also comprises a condensing unit

Opcon to increase energy efficiency in Falkenberg

Opcon AB, the energy and environmental technology Group has been awarded an order for delivery of SRE’s flue gas condenser to the biomass fueled district heating plant in Falkenberg, Sweden. SRE’s leading flue gas condenser efficiently captures waste heat in smokestack gases and recycles the energy to the district heating grid. The flue gas condenser, that adds some 1,7 MW to the system in Falkenberg, increases energy efficiency with up to 20-25% depending on fuel thereby helping Falkenberg Energi to reduce their fuel consumption and lower emissions considerably. Customer is Falkenberg

Saxlund to deliver district heating plant to Ljusdal

Saxlund Bioenergy AB, a subsidiary of Opcon AB, the energy and environmental technology Group has been awarded an order for delivery of the combustion part that constitute the heart of Ljusdal Energi’s new biomass fueled district heating plant. Order value amounts to around 11 m SEK. The scope includes the delivery of boiler and furnace for the combustion of biomass, primarily moist biofuel like forest residues, woodchips and sawdust. Included in the scope are also some materials handling equipment. Ljusdal Energi’s new district heating plant, which will work as base load in Ljusdal’s

Saxlund GmbH wins order for Holcim, Germany

Saxlund International GmbH, a subsidiary of Opcon, the energy and environmental technology Group, has been awarded a material handling contract for secondary fuel at Holcim (Deutschland) AG’s plant in Höver, Germany. The Swiss group Holcim is a world leading supplier of cement and aggregates with some 80 000 employees and production plants in about 70 countries. The scope includes the delivery of Saxlund’s solid and well-tested floor discharger systems as well as several conveyors and separation systems, all designed to handle up to 12 tonnes/hour of refuse-derived fuel (RDF). Delivery

Saxlund GmbH wins material handling order in Melsungen, Germany

Saxlund International GmbH, a subsidiary of Opcon, the energy and environmental technology Group, has been awarded the exterior material handling contract for the bioenergy power plant being built by Viessmann for Prolignis Energie Consulting GmbH Co.KG, Ingolstadt, Germany. The biomass-fueled power plant will produce electricity and steam to be used in sterilising of medical equipment manufactured by B.Braun in Melsungen. The scope includes the delivery of Saxlund’s solid and well-tested floor discharger systems, chain-, belt-, vibro- and ash conveyors as well as separation systems.

Opcon wins another bioenergy repeat order in the Czech Republic

Opcon, the energy and environmental technology Group, has received yet another order for equipment that recycles waste heat, this time within the bioenergy sector in the Czech Republic. The order concerns the delivery of the SRE Renergi flue gas condenser including treatment for another district heating plant operated by TTS in the town of Trebic, Czech Republic. This is the third order for district heating plants in Trebic, which as 45,000 inhabitants. The first was delivered in the autumn, 2010. The district heating plant in Trebic has a 7.9 MW biomass boiler. When the SRE condenser is

Opcon improves energy efficiency and cuts emissions at Kilafors

At the World Bioenergy 2012 exhibition in Jönköping, Opcon, the energy and environmental technology Group, has announced a new order from Järnforsen Energisystem AB for Opcon’s leading SRE Renergi flue gas condenser and water treatment equipment for the expansion of Bollnäs Energi’s district heating plant at Kilafors. Bollnäs Energi currently has three plants with total heat production of 240 GWh per year, with the plant at Kilafors accounting for 20 GWh. This plant uses biomass for 85% of its energy requirement and has previously operated a 3.5 MW boiler. In the expansion it will add a

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