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WS2: Co-utilisation of Biomass with Fossil Fuels - ExCo55
 
Source: General
Date: May 2005
Description: This workshop was held in conjunction with ExCo55 in Copenhagen, Denmark on 25 May 2005. The purpose of the workshop was to inform the Executive Committee about the development of biomass co-utilisation with fossil fuels - in particular co-firing - and about the remaining barriers that need to be overcome in order to accelerate the penetration of co-utilisation technologies in the market. At the workshop presentations were given by seven invited speakers.

Co-utilisation is the simultaneous use of various fuels in the same energy production application and as far as bioenergy is concerned it applies to solid (e.g., biomass/coal), liquid (e.g., ethanol/petrol), and gaseous (e.g., biogas/natural gas) fuels. It is also possible to co-utilise fuels of different phases such as liquid and gaseous biofuels in combination with solid fuels (e.g., bio-oil/coal, fuel gas/coal). In the first example the biofuel is blended with the fossil fuel and then fed simultaneously in the combustion zone while in the second example the biofuel is fed into the combustion zone separately from the fossil fuel.
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Co-Utilisation of Biomass with Fossil Fuels - Summary and Conclusions.pdf911 KB
ExCo55 P1 Current Status of Biomass Co-firing.pdf1.5 MB
ExCo55 P1(a) Global Operational Status of Co-firing Biomass and Waste with Coal.pdf789 KB
ExCo55 P2 The co-firing of biomass materials in large coal-fired boilers.pdf219 KB
ExCo55 P2(a) A review of the recent experience in Britain with the co-firing of biomass with coal in large pulverised coal-f.doc100 KB
ExCo55 P3 Experiences from the Lahti and Rien Plants.pdf1.1 MB
ExCo55 P3(a) Foster Wheeler biomass gasifier experiences from Lahti & Ruien and further cases for difficult biomass & RDF ga.doc1.8 MB
ExCo55 P4 Impact of Co-Combustion of Wood Pellets at Avedore Power Plant.pdf697 KB
ExCo55 P4(a) Utilisation of Straw and Wood in Large-Scale Power Plants.doc1.1 MB
ExCo55 P5 Biomass co-firing in Electrabel Power Plant the Belgian Context.pdf766 KB
ExCo55 P5(a) Status of Biomass Co-firing in Belgium.doc565 KB
ExCo55 P6 Co-firing in the Netherlands - the need for a secure supply.pdf2.5 MB
ExCo55 P6(a) Co-firing in the Netherlands.doc1.6 MB
ExCo55 P7 Environmental markets for co-firing of biomass.pdf1.3 MB
ExCo55 P7(a) Environmental Markets for Co-firing of Biomass.pdf112 KB
ExCo55 P8 Rapportuers Conclusions.pdf74 KB


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