Biomass & waste combined heat and power plants

From biomass and (wood) waste to heat and power

Biomass power plants, biomass cogeneration plants, and waste cogeneration plants convert biomass, such as wood, wood waste, straw, husk chaff, RDF, SRF, or other organic residues that are available in large quantities, in heat and electricity. Using biomass and waste as a fuel is more environmentally friendly and significantly cheaper than natural gas and diesel.

The boiler design of HoSt Group is unique and innovative, and based on a boiler installed directly next to the furnace resulting in a lower building, lower costs, and lower fundamental loads. Both structures are self-supporting and therefore the total fundamental loads are lower than in traditional boilers. In most traditional biomass/waste fired boilers, the boiler is installed on top of the furnace leading to high fundamental loads and a high building. Both the higher fundamental loads as the high building will lead to higher costs for civil works (for example building). Although the amount of equipment is similar to the traditional boilers less stairs, railings, and platforms are required for full accessibility. Time and costs for service and maintenance will be lower due to easy accessibility.