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POWER: Energa to Upgrade 230MW Coal Unit at 690MW Ostroleka B, Reduce Emissions

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 Polish Energa will upgrade one of the coal-fired units at its 690MW Ostroleka B power plant by the end of 2025, increasing biomass co-combustion capacity to 50% from 30% and reducing emissions, it said, cited by ISB News.

  • The modernisation will be done at the 230MW unit 3 and will reduce the emission intensity of the unit to below 550g CO2/KWh.
  • Works are set for completion by 4Q25.
  • The work will involve adapting the air distribution system and updating control and measurement systems. It is also expected to increase the life span of the unit.
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 Polish Energa will upgrade one of the coal-fired units at its 690MW Ostroleka B power plant by the end of 2025, increasing biomass co-combustion capacity to 50% from 30% and reducing emissions, it said, cited by ISB News.

  • The modernisation will be done at the 230MW unit 3 and will reduce the emission intensity of the unit to below 550g CO2/KWh.
  • Works are set for completion by 4Q25.
  • The work will involve adapting the air distribution system and updating control and measurement systems. It is also expected to increase the life span of the unit.