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by installing a meva energy gasification plant at their biggest production site, ikea industry is shaping the future of furniture production

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WE PRODUCE ELECTRICITY AND HEAT FROM YOUR PRODUCTION WASTE

Meva Energy’s thermochemical technology converts biogenic waste streams such as sawdust and residual fiber from MDF and chipboard production into renewable, green biosyngas. The gas can then be used to run a power plant or replace fossil gas in an industrial application. The system also produces biochar, a stable form of carbon that can be for example be used for soil improvement, thereby creating a carbon sink in the soil.

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ADDITIONAL VALUE WITH BIOCHAR

As a result of pure biomass gasification, high quality biochar is generated as a sidestream. Biochar can be utilized as a carbon sink, providing an opportunity to significantly reduce your carbon footprint. According to our latest LCA study, utilizing biochar can result in negative emissions, making your operations carbon-negative. Additionally, the biochar holds market value and can be sold as a product for various applications, turning an environmental benefit into a new revenue stream. By integrating biochar, you not only contribute to sustainability but also get an economic potential, enhancing the overall value of your project.

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Convert your production waste into renewable energy - directly at your plant

Your waste should be put to use! By installing Mevas Energy’s technology directly where the wood waste oc­curs, a complete circular and decentralized energy system is created.

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Meva CHP plant

Application: Cogenerated power and heat

Gas capacity: 3,6 MW and upwards

Biochar production: 5%

CO2 reduction potential: 10 300 ton/year

Feedstock: Industrial biomass residues

Standard plant area: 20x39 m

Fuel to power efficiency: 30%

 

Our modular plant design can easily scale to match the needs of different

tissue production sizes. Get a consultation >

 

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Fighting EMISSIONS

Wood board processing waste containing glue typically contains solid nitrogen which when burned, can cause hazardous NOx and particulate emissions. Due to the low levels of oxygen and the high temperature in Meva Energy’s gasification technology, the nitrogen oxides can be kept low and convert the solid nitrogen to harmless nitrogen gas.

Wood board processing waste containing glue typically contains solid nitrogen which when burned, can cause hazardous NOx and particulate emissions. Due to the low levels of oxygen and the high temperature in Meva Energy’s gasification technology, the nitrogen oxides can be kept low and convert the solid nitrogen to harmless nitrogen gas.

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Significant CO2 reduction

By replacing fossil gas with renewable biogas, tissue and paper producers can dramatically reduce their carbon dioxide emissions.  

Sustainable and cost-effective

By using a low (or even negative) value feedstock for on-site energy generation creates both effective, independent and renewable energy cost.  

Scalable and flexible

The modular design of our plant makes it easy to tailor the system to different production sizes. 

Renewable energy solution with negative emissions potential

22g
CO2-eq/kWh

Energy allocation 

- 6g
CO2eq/kWh

Carbon sequestration

Meva Energy provides a gasification technology that can play an important role in the manufacturing industry’s shift towards renewable energy production. This technology utilizes locally generated biogenic waste streams from the manufacturing industry, converting low-quality biomass into high-quality biogas. By adopting this approach, the industry can mitigate climate change and significantly reduce fossil greenhouse gas emissions and customer’s carbon footprint. By the combined biogas and biochar production, the technology has the potential to go beyond zero and reach negative emissions.

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Figure 1. The three allocation scenarios of Meva Energy’s biogas compared to fossil LPG (Hedbom, H and Lundh, P (2024).

what is biomass gasification?

Biomass gasification is a well-known thermochemical process for conversion of biomass into a biogas, consisting of mainly CO, H2, CO2, CH4 and N2. The resulting biogas can be used as a clean and efficient energy source, providing a sustainable alternative to traditional fossil fuels.  

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Peter Kvist, Sales Manger, Furniture

How do you see your energy supply in the future?

Reach out to our tissue expert Peter to discuss how our gasification technology can help lower emissions in your paper production. We’ll work closely with you to provide customized calculations and feasibility studies, ensuring a solution that fits your specific needs. From the initial assessment to full implementation, we’ll be there to guide and support you every step of the way.