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Crazyjuicynoodles and others,
Nothing big, but a small update regarding tha Powerbox at Stora Enso. I found this article (translated by Google translate). The article is published in a Swedish Forestry business magazine.

The Powerbox is mentioned in the last paragraph.

Source: http://www.psspy.se/dagens/framed_result/mail/18608805/15591?article_ids%5B%5D=18608805

Wind and waste heat produces electricity at the Stora Enso

With the help of wind and waste heat Stora Enso expects to be able to produce 30 percent of the electricity now purchased at Skutskärs Mill. Both solutions for renewable energy will be installed now in September.
- Renewable energy is a significant future business opportunity. This requires development and the competitive practices in the forestry industry is testing the integration of new solutions for energy production. And we are already as good as fossil-free because we replaced fossil fuel oil with pine oil, "says Eva Karlsson-Berg, branch manager at Skutskärs Mill, in a statement.
The practice has been for many years, delivered in practice all the heat for district heating network in Skutskär, a delivery which currently amounts to just over 25 000 megawatt hours (MWh) annually.

Valuable step
And Stora Enso is now taking the next step in energy production means.

Five turbines will be installed during September in the industrial area where each plant is expected to produce nearly 6 000 MWh per year. The total wind power production is estimated at around 30 000 MWh, which reduces annual emissions by around 25 000 tonnes of carbon dioxide, 85 tons of sulfur dioxide and 75 tonnes of nitrogen dioxide.

- The investment in wind power is a valuable first step for basic industry and we believe that our investment can lead to more embark on integrated industrial production of renewable electricity in a similar way, "says Anders Heldemar, Energy Manager at Stora Enso Sweden, in the press release.

Heat is electric
In addition, a so-called Powerbox - which converts waste heat into electrical energy - from the company Opcon installed in Skutskär. The equipment produces at full operation corresponding to 4 000 MWh in one year and also helps to lower the temperature in one of the mill flow to sewage treatment, which simultaneously reduces the need for electricity for cooling.