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AET – decarbonisation

Committed to CO2 Reduction in the energy production, want to learn more OR want to act now? Contact CEO Lars Kristensen at lkr@aet.dk or +45 9632 8603

Our world is facing big challenges with climate change and limited resources. This will influence our children’s lives. To reach the climate neutrality goal within the EU by 2050, it is a pleasure to see the increasing awareness that climate change is now getting from the energy intensive industries.

No matter which types of industry, for example the chemical industry, many of you have already taken a huge responsibility and have started the CO2 reduction journey. This shows great leadership and a commitment towards a cleaner world for our children.

The CO2 reduction can be done by converting from fossil fuel combustion, whether it is coal, oil or natural gas to combustion of biomass residuals instead. The residuals can for example be from: forests, sawmills, papermills, demolition of buildings, household waste. In general, residuals are materials which cannot be used any further in the circular economy.

Transforming these residuals into valuable green energy is vital. This decarbonisation is also vital for our health, and how we hand over the globe to our children. We see that many companies have decarbonisation on the agenda. It is time to act for the boards and CEO’s, especially in energy intensive companies.

Why focus on biomass residuals? Biomass residuals typically end up in landfills. When landfilled, the residuals will slowly degrade and release Methane directly into the atmosphere. Therefore, it is better to combust the residuals and transform them to valuable green energy. Furthermore, the residuals are very often locally available and cheap and therefore support you with a good business case.

For the industries, needing continuous power and steam, we can provide you with a highly efficient combined heat and power plant with high overall efficiency, high boiler efficiency, extremely low in-house power consumption, high availability, minimum usage of the limited resources over entire lifetime of the energy plant.

Our world is facing huge challenges, and to recover, we strongly recommend investing in biomass residual-fired plants to make your energy plant climate neutral and to support a viable business case. Only working together, we can achieve a world and a future that we all want.

This is how AET envision the solution for energy intensive companies to become CO2 neutral and energy efficient. We are here to help you – please call us: Lars Kristensen at lkr@aet.dk, +45 9632 8603.

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AET – Timelapse

The Solvay Chemical plant in Rheinberg produces soda and soda bicarbonate, required for the manufacturing of glass, solar panel, detergents, baking powder, flue gas cleaning etc.

As their customers requires products based upon green energy, CO2 duties keep increasing and owners require to improve competition, Solvay took a decision and initiated a major modernisation project at their Rheinberg cogeneration plant.

The project assist to phase out coal and use waste wood to reduce CO2 emissions by 190.000 tons/year and positively reduces other emissions, such as Sulphur oxides and nitrogen oxides.

In order to achieve their ambitious goal, Solvay Chemicals GmbH contracted AET to supply an AET Biomass Boiler (90 MWt, 111 bara, 480 C) solution to generate steam to a steam turbine, which produce green electricity and process steam for the production of chemicals.

Some facts about the project:
• The most modern combustion technology with lowest internal power consumption in industry!
• The AET Biomass Boiler fulfil the 17th BImschV, which guarantees stringent emissions
• The waste wood raw material is collected locally (around 150 kilometer's away), which assists the regional community to deposit waste in a green and safe way.

Norbert Mülders, plant manager and managing director at Rheinberg, Solvay Chemicals GmbH: "During the project, AET has shown great commitment and flexibility to fulfil the time schedule, especially taking Covid-19 into consideration. AET is definitely a good partner in the long-term perspective with low OPEX, including high boiler efficiency, low power consumption and low maintenance costs”.

At AET we are proud of our excellent cooperation with Solvay and our many customers in the Chemical Sector and we are always ready to assist the sector in its needs for reduction of CO2.
 
So - are you ready for CO2 neutral energy production with a reliable partner? Let’s start the journey for a greener future today and help each other get there! Please contact Sales Director Claus Ellemann at cel@aet.dk and +45 9632 8601.

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„Biomasse - eine erneuerbare Energiequelle "schaut hinter die Kulissen eines führenden Engineering und EPC-Contracting Unternehmens im Bereich biomassebefeuerter Kraftwerke und Blockheizkraftwerke in Europa

Aalborg Energie Technik a / s (AET), gegründet durch den CEO und zwei seiner Kollegen, hat in den letzten Jahren ein stetiges Wachstum erlebt. Die Inhouse-Engineering-Kompetenz, kombiniert mit der einzigartigen Kultur und der Fähigkeit, innovative Lösungen zu entwickeln, ist eine nicht nachahmbare Ressource und der Grund für den Erfolg des Unternehmens.

In diesem Video werden drei AET Referenzanlagen vorgestellt:

• Western Wood Energy Anlage, Grossbritannien
• Linz-Mitte Energie Anlage, Österreich
• Gütersloh Energie Anlage, Deutschland

Die Kunden äussern sich zu den AET Lösungen und über die Art und Weise wie AET die Projekte abwickelt.

Darüber hinaus werden ein Teil der Technologie und der Ansatz der AET dargelegt, mit welchen die Biomasse-Kraftwerke ausgelegt, entwickelt und geliefert werden damit eine Zuverlässigkeit von 99% und ein Kesselwirkungsgrad von mehr als 92% erreicht werden. Schliesslich werden in diesem Video die Vorteile des Biomasseeinsatzes im Allgemeinen diskutiert und es wird ein Vergleich mit anderen erneuerbaren Energiequellen gemacht. 

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Video der Linz-Mitte Energie Anlage, Österreich

18 % der Fernwärme von Linz, der drittgrössten Stadt in Österreich, wird von einem biomassebefeuerten Blockheizkraftwerk geliefert.

Diese Biomasse-Anlage gehört der Linz AG und wird von ihr betrieben. AET hat das BHKW geliefert.

Fernwärme aus Biomasse reduziert die CO₂ Emissionen

Der Einsatz erneuerbarer Energiequellen für die Fernwärme reduziert die CO₂ Emissionen in der Umgebung von Linz um rund 50.000 Tonnen pro Jahr. Die Biomasseanlage erfüllt die Anforderungen der Linz AG betreffend der Lieferung von grünem Strom und Bio-Wärme.

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