Biomass Wastes to Energy at OJSC "Ilim Group" Branch in Bratsk, Russian Federation
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OJSC "Ilim Group" Branch in the town of Bratsk (official site of the company www.ilimgroup.com) |
The project is implemented at OJSC "Ilim Group" Branch in the town of Bratsk (the former Bratsk Timber Industry Complex), one of the largest pulp and paperboard producers in Russia.
The project envisages complex modernization of the energy system of Bratsk Pulp and Paperboard Mill, the main enterprise of OJSC "Ilim Group" Branch in Bratsk, including switching of the boiler equipment of the Mill’s technological heat and power plant (THPP) to fluidized bed combustion of bark and wood wastes (BWW) and wastewater sludge. At the first and the second stages of the project in 2001 and 2004 two Å-75-40K boiler units were reconstructed. At the third stage it is planned to install a new boiler unit of Å-90-3.9-440DFT type and to modernize the thermal flow diagram of the THPP. It is planned to complete the works in 2010.
As a result of the project implementation practically all BWW and a significant proportion of wastewater sludge will be utilized thus reducing their disposal at the dump; in-house generation of heat and electricity will increase due to combustion of more waste, higher combustion efficiency and optimization of the Mill’s energy supply system.
The greenhouse gas emission reductions are achieved due to reduction of residual fuel oil combustion at the on-site THPP and lignite combustion at the nearby CHPP-6 (OJSC "Irkutskenergo"), as well as through reduction of methane emissions from anaerobic decay of BWW and wastewater sludge at the dump. The project also leads to significant reduction of the local environmental impact.
Expected emission reductions over 2008-2012 – 1 391 kt ÑÎ2e
Project status
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Validated
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09.02.2010
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BVC
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Approved
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30.12.2010
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Order of the Russian Ministry of
Economic Development No.709 dated December 30, 2010 |
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Registered
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ITL ID RU1000233
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Verified emission reductions
over 2008-2010 |
04.06.2011
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435 037 tonnes of ÑÎ2e
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ERUs issued for 2008-2009
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22.08.2011
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284 210 ERUs
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ERUs issued for 2010
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20.10.2011
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150 827 ERUs
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