Energa Group, one of four largest energy companies in Poland, has announced that it will be burning increasing amounts of biomass, adding that the modernisation of one of the coal-fired boilers at the Ostrołęka B Power Plant serves this particular purpose. In more detail, once modernisation has been completed, the boiler in question will have capacity to co-fire biomass up to 50 percent, compared with 30 percent at present, with emissions below 550 g of CO2 per kWh. Addressing the issue, Energa’s press office has said that in the near future Energa does not rule out further investments in its power generation assets with a view to adapting the existing coal-fired units to burning or co-firing of biomass. (ICE VARSAVIA)

Fonte notizia: PARKIET