WE CONVERT BIOWASTE INTO CARBON NEGATIVE BIOENERGY

Converting residues to renewable energy at site since 2008. Meva locally produces cost-efficient renewable gas and power for manufacturing industry. We believe in a fossil free manufacturing industry where no biomass resources are wasted, and no fossil emissions are created.

We supply the manufacturing industry                      with green energy

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Sofidel, Kisa, Sweden 

Meva Energy´s renewable gas producing plant are replacing fossil gas consumption at Sofidel Sweden's tissue mill in Kisa.

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IKEA Industry, Zbaszynek, Poland

By using Ikeas residues that they get from their furniture production, Meva Energy transforms it into renewable power and heat which will supply back to the factory

We supply the manufacturing industry                with green energy

Meva Energy´s renewable gas producing plant are replacing fossil gas consumption at Sofidel Sweden's tissue mill in Kisa.

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Meva Energy’s first commercial plant awarded with a sustainability certificate by the Swedish Energy Agency!

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How does Meva's technology work?

From biomass residue 

Industries that process solid biomass such as wood also generates large amounts of fraction biomass residues. We utilize this waste as a resource.

By gasification

The biomass fractions are heated in an oxygen-limited environment, a process known as  thermochemical gasification. This converts the solid biomass into a clean, energy-rich gas called Biosyngas, with biochar as a valuable by-product.  

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The gas is used directly by our customers to replace fossil gas in industrial processes. It can also be converted into electricity. 

Going beyond zero emissions

Biomass gasification produces two valuable products: biosyngas, a renewable gas that can replace fossil fuels, and biochar, a carbon-rich material that can be used to sequester carbon in soils. By efficiently converting organic waste into clean energy and capturing carbon through biochar, biomass gasification has the potential not only to achieve net-zero emissions but also to generate negative emissions, helping to reduce the overall concentration of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

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