NBE Sweden is making use of the resources of the wood in its unique production of industrial ethanol. The new plant is both economical and resource efficient.
Develop the global bioenergy combine of the future
Lignin, the residual product that remains when ethanol is produced from cellulose, is an excellent fuel that can be used in briquettes. For this reason, NBE has placed their ethanol production plant next to a biofuel factory which produces pellets and briquettes from wood and peat for heating plants and industry. This si both economical and resource efficient.
Apart from the ethanol plant and briquette factory, a combined heat and power station will be included in the combine. The fuel produced by the combine generates power and heat for the plant, district heat for Sveg’s inhabitants and electricity for the national grid. To make maximum use of the energy output, greenhouses will also to be built to make use of every bit of waste heat – fruit, vegetables, herbs and spices or flowers will be cultivated on the 50,000 square meter area of greenhouses.
The biogas will be produced from the distillery residues, which is refined to give vehicle fuel. In this way, the bioenergy combine can make use of an extremely large proportion of the raw material’s theoretical energy content, at the same time as the bioenergy solution can easily justify its place in a recycling society.