In Muehlbach, South Tyrol in Italy, a manufacturer of glued laminated timber (glulam) uses a biomass cogeneration plant to generate electricity and heat at low cost.
In Bamberg, our wood-fired power plant is used to heat the Bambados adventure pool.
In Dalquhandy, Scotland, located about 50 km southeast of Glasgow, a larger plant with 1 MW capacity is operated.
At the Spa Hotel Abukuma, located in a Japanese village in Fukushima Prefecture, biomass CHP units are used for water heating, air conditioning, floor and street heating.
In the ”Sustainable Village Naruko”, energy is generated for own use as well as a hot spring bath in Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. Previously unused forest resources provide the fuel for a local combined heat and power plant.
At Kushima Municipal Hospital in Miyazaki Prefecture, a biomass cogeneration plant is used for independent and decentralized energy supply for disaster prevention or mitigation.
A cogeneration plant was installed at a seed pellet factory in Tanagura, Fukushima Prefecture, to reduce CO₂ emissions and the cost of pellet production.