ÖREBRO PLANT SUPPLIES REGION WITH MORE ENERGY-EFFICIENT HEAT AND POWER
July 1st, 2011
BY LEE ADENDORFF, MARK ROWE, ALAN OSBORN, KATHERINE DUNN, MARTINA MARECKOVA, GERARD O'DWYER and MINDY RAN
Since the 1960s, E.ON Örebro has been Sweden's most technology-driven combined heat and power producer. Owned by E.ON Värme Sverige AB, the Swedish subsidiary of Germany's electricity and gas energy giant E.ON Energie, the first co-generation plant in the city of Örebro was commissioned in 1962 and modernised in stages over the next 48 years. Now, a SEK1 billion (EUR110 million) capital investment programme to further modernise the Örebro co-generation ...
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