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Aapua wind farm – wind power in an arctic milieu. One of the best producing wind turbines in Sweden is called Aapua 7 and is one out of seven turbines that make up Aapua wind farm.
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In the Bo01 area in Västra hamnen in Malmö, the energy company E.ON has worked out an energy system based on 100 percent locally produced renewable energy.
It is a small-scale district heating project, aiming to provide the connected buildings with the main part of their demand for heat and hot water.
Arena Oskarshamn consists of an indoor ice hockey rink with additional gym and offices, swimming and adventure baths, cafeterias and an outdoor, artificially frozen bandy rink that in summertime is a...
Arla’s cheese factory in Kalmar has a heat pump that collects and reuses residual heat from the production processes for heating the production area.
At Trollhättan Energy’s facility in Arvidstorp, a sewage plant produces gas, which is refined, together with biogas from Ragnsell’s facility in Heljestorp, in an upgrading facility.
Assbergsverket is a combined heat and power plant that is driven by 98.9 percent renewable fuels from leftovers from local sawmills and forestry industries, and from highly efficient refined...
At Skånefrö’s pelletizing plant, by-products from the production of seeds is used to produce biopellets.
The combine is a result of Skellefteå Kraft’s work within environmentally friendly energy production.
In connection to the European residence exhibition Bo01, the first step towards transforming the seaside Västra hamnen in Malmö to a residential area was taken.
The heat and power plant in Borgholm has decreased Borgholm’s need of oil with 3,000 cubic meters per year.
Borlänge is a city of about 40 000 inhabitants and has traditionally been characterized as a typical industrial city with primarily steel and paper industries.
Borlänge sewage plant is self-sufficient and highly reliable. It treats 5 million cubic meters of water from 50,000 inhabitants in Borlänge each year.
Braås heat plant, operated by Väsjö Energi AB, produces about 17 GWh per year and supports 113 customers.
Byggvesta builds self-heating houses, which contributes to less environmental impact than standard houses.