(IN BRIEF) Alfa Laval has been selected by Saipem to provide heat transfer equipment for Stockholm Exergi’s BECCS project in Sweden, one of Europe’s largest planned bioenergy carbon capture facilities. Scheduled to begin operations in 2028, the project is designed … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, European Union, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Sweden, Technology
Tagged 000 tonnes CO2, 2028 operations, 23, 500 employees, 800, Alfa Laval, Alfa Laval Selected for One of Europe’s Largest Bioenergy Carbon Capture Projects in Sweden, Alfa Laval Supports Stockholm Exergi BECCS Project With Advanced Heat Recovery Technology, Alfa Laval Technology to Recover Energy From Stockholm Exergi’s Large-Scale BECCS Facility, BECCS, Bioenergy with Carbon Capture and Storage, biogenic CO2, biogenic fuels, Biomass, biomass combined heat and power, carbon capture, carbon capture and storage, carbon capture infrastructure, carbon removal, CCS, CHP, climate neutrality, CO2 capture, CO2 liquefaction, decarbonisation, district heating, Egil Nybakk, energy efficiency, energy recovery, energy transition, engineering procurement and construction, EPC, European Union climate strategy, heat recovery, heat transfer technology, industrial heat exchangers, Nasdaq Stockholm, negative emissions, net-negative emissions, offshore storage, permanent carbon storage, plate-and-frame heat exchangers, process equipment, renewable energy, Saipem, SEK 69.6 billion, September 2026, Stockholm, Stockholm district heating, Stockholm Exergi, Sweden, Sweden climate goals, thermal efficiency, Thomas Møller, underground storage, Ziepack, Ziepack gas-gas interchanger
(IN BRIEF) Voith’s SteamBooster is reducing energy use and carbon emissions at Koehler Paper’s Kehl mill in Germany by recovering high-temperature exhaust heat from the SM8 coating machine and converting it into usable process steam. Installed as part of a … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Chemicals, Electronics & Machinery, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Technology
Tagged 1, 300°C exhaust heat, 500 tonnes CO₂ savings per year, August 26 2026, boiler load reduction, carbon emissions, coating process, condensate, CO₂ savings, decarbonisation, digital solutions, Dr. Mario Vollmer, energy efficiency, energy-intensive processes, exhaust air, exhaust-air temperatures above 100°C, Germany, heat electrification, heat exchanger, heat recovery, Heidenheim, high-temperature exhaust heat, hot air dryers, June 2025 operation, Kehl mill, Koehler Group, Koehler Paper, Koehler Paper Uses Voith SteamBooster to Recover Waste Heat and Reduce CO₂ Emissions, machine-glazed specialty papers, maintenance shutdowns, Martin Dauner, MCB dryers, natural gas consumption, non-contact dryers, one to five tonnes of steam per hour, one tonne of steam per hour, paper machines, papermaking process, payback period under two years, process steam, retrofitting, SM8 coating machine, specialty paper production, SteamBooster, three-stage heat recovery concept, tissue hoods, turnkey solution, vacuum blowers, Voith, Voith Heat Recovery System Generates Process Steam at Koehler Paper’s Kehl Mill, Voith Paper, Voith SteamBooster Helps Koehler Paper Cut Energy Use at German Kehl Mill, Waste Heat Recovery
(IN BRIEF) SCHOTT Pharma has reaffirmed its commitment to science-based climate action after the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) validated the updated climate targets of the SCHOTT Group, including SCHOTT Pharma’s business scope. The updated framework keeps the Group’s target … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Germany, Healthcare, News, Pharma & Biotech, Science, Switzerland, Technology
Tagged 1.5°C pathway, 2019 baseline, 27.5 percent Scope 3 reduction, 46.2 percent emissions reduction, Alliance to Zero, Carl Zeiss Foundation, circular economy, Climate Action, climate neutral by 2030, decarbonisation, drug delivery systems, Energize, energy attribute certificates, energy efficiency, EUR 986 million revenue, fiscal year 2030, Frankfurt Stock Exchange, Germany, GHG emissions, glass tubing, greenhouse gas emissions, healthcare value chain, heat recovery, injectable drugs, Lea Kaiser, low-emission melting technologies, Mainz, membrane-based system, natural gas reduction, Paris Agreement, pharmaceutical containment solutions, pharmaceutical quality, product carbon footprint, regulatory requirements, Reinhard Mayer, renewable electricity sourcing, renewable energy, SBTi, SCHOTT Group, SCHOTT Pharma, SCHOTT Pharma Reaffirms Science-Based Climate Action Following SBTi Validation, SCHOTT Pharma Shifts Climate Strategy Toward Measurable Scope 3 Emissions Reductions, SCHOTT Pharma Targets Value Chain Emissions With Updated Science-Based Climate Framework, Science Based Targets initiative, science-based targets, Scope 1 emissions, scope 2 emissions, Scope 3 emissions, secondary packaging, supplier decarbonisation, Switzerland, technological innovation, updated climate targets, value chain emissions, water efficiency, Water for Injection, WFI
(IN BRIEF) MAHLE has developed HeatX Range+, a new heat recovery system that reduces the energy demand for cabin heating in electric vehicles by up to 20 percent, helping to extend driving range in winter conditions while maintaining high interior … Read the full press release
Posted in Automotive, Business, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Financial, Germany, Industrial, Investment, Management, Technology, Transportation & Logistics
Tagged Air Conditioning, cabin heating, Dr. Uli Christian Blessing, electric vehicles, energy efficiency, EV range, heat recovery, HeatX Range+, MAHLE, MAHLE’s HeatX Range+ Reduces Cabin Heating Demand and Extends EV Driving Range MAHLE Advances Electric Vehicle Climate Control with Innovative Heat Recovery Technology, Martin Wellhoeffer, R1234yf, sustainable mobility, Thermal Management, vehicle climate control, winter performance
(IN BRIEF) ANDRITZ has secured an order to supply a LoSolids continuous cooking plant for MM Group’s pulp and paper mill in Kwidzyn, Poland, replacing the site’s existing batch digester system as part of a major sustainability-driven upgrade. The new … Read the full press release
Posted in Austria, Energy, Gas & Oil, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Poland, Technology
Tagged Andritz, chip feeding system, CO2 reduction, continuous cooking plant, digester modernization, energy efficiency, Filip Drofiak, heat recovery, LoSolids technology, MM Group, MM Kwidzyn, MM Kwidzyn Advances Sustainability Program with ANDRITZ Continuous Cooking Solution, Poland, pulp and paper manufacturing, pulp production, sustainability upgrade
(IN BRIEF) HTB, part of AF Gruppen, has signed a NOK 213 million turnkey deal to extend Fatland Ølen’s meat facility, adding nearly 12,000 m² of workspace and technical ceiling. The build-out includes modern processing, packaging, storage, and freezing zones, … Read the full press release
Posted in Business, Construction, Environment, Financial, Government, Industrial, Infrastructure & Utilities, Investment, Management, Marketing, News, Norway, Technology
Tagged AF Gruppen, boiler house, Fatland Ølen, freezing, heat recovery, Helgesen Tekniske Bygg AS, HTB, meat processing, municipal road rerouting, NOK 213 million, packaging, partnership, Ronny Laastad, solar panels, steam boiler system, Storage, sustainability, turnkey contract, Øvrehagen 2 AS
(IN BRIEF) The Nordic Investment Bank (NIB) has granted an €8 million loan to Kiinteistö Oy Biomedicum Helsinki to finance the renovation of Biomedicum 1, a key research and education building in the Meilahti medical campus. Scheduled for completion by … Read the full press release
Posted in Banks, Energy, Gas & Oil, Environment, Finland, Investment, Management, News
Tagged AAA credit rating, Biomedicum Helsinki, district heating, energy efficiency, EU green goals, Finland, healthcare infrastructure, heat recovery, Helsinki, Kiinteistö Oy Biomedicum, Meilahti medical campus, NIB, Nordic Investment Bank, public sector investment, real estate renovation, renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, University of Helsinki
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