Coal Combustion

Also indexed as: Clean Coal

Coal combustion is a traditional source of heat for industrial and power generation processes. There are a large number of developments around the world to increase combustion efficiencies and to reduce Greenhouse Gas emissions during combustion.

Indo-German Energy Programme

Good Practice: Variable frequency device for controlling motor and fans, Beijing, China

Good Practice: PGE Turów Power Plant, Poland

Good Practice: PGE Kielce CHP, Poland - New renewable energy generating capacity installed - biomass displacing higher emitting sources

Good Practice: Implementation of Combined Cycle Plant 841MW in Power Plant Počerady - CEZ, Czech Republic

Good Practice: Implementation of Biomass-coal Co-firing System in ZVTP a.s. Zvolen, Slovak Republic

Good Practice: Implementation of Biomass-coal Co-firing System in Hodonin, EHO CEZ, Czech Republic

Energy Policy Study / Clean Energy Technology - China

Waste heat for power generation, China

PIN: Co-production of Bioethanol and co-firing using pellets bagasse's residues, Malaysia

PIN: Co-production of Bioethanol and co-firing using pellets bagasse's residues, Thailand

PIN: Agri-pellets for cofiring in China

PIN: Co-firing in carbon power plant with agri-pellets and ethanol production, India

Zhejiang Xizi United Engineering Co Ltd

Skoda Praha Invest sro

BWE - Burmeister & Wain Energy A/S

ENEA - Energy Technologies, Renewable Energy Sources and Energy Saving

PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna S.A.

SES - Slovenské energetické strojárne Inc. Tlmače

ZVTP - Zvolenská Teplárenská s.r.o.