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5 February 2021 07:41

Product launch: Petro Dust Nozzle PDN

PetroBio has successfully commissioned its completely new product PDN, Petro Dust Nozzle. In comparison to previous deliveries this is not a burner as we are used to see it, this dust nozzle uses a lot of the burner knowledge we have gained over the years, but in a simpler way.

Sunpine biorefinery in Piteå, Sweden. Picture: Sunpine

17 February 2021 07:30

Successful first fire in Sunpine!

CTO is a residual product from the Kraft pulp process used in the paper industry. In Sunpine’s unique plant in Piteå, Sweden, Petro Bio’s burner is the heart in the process that converts the residue CTO to Tall diesel. The tall diesel is shipped to Preem’s refinery in Gothenburg where the eco-labelled diesel is produced and distributed to gas stations all over Sweden.

Renova takes another step towards reducing climate-impacting emissions with the help of renewable burner technology from PetroBio.

13 December 2019 09:00

PetroBio helps Renova replace fossil fuels with renewables

In an effort to reduce climate-impacting emissions, the Swedish waste power plant Renova in the district Sävenäs, upgrades its eight start-up and support burners to be able to operate with biofuel instead of fossil oil. Thanks to this adaptation, fossil emissions are reduced by approximately 960 tonnes of CO2 annually.

PetroBio lifts boiler in place at Zonnekreek Tomato in Holland.

23 September 2019 07:30

Biomass replaces natural gas in Holland with renewable burner technology from Petrobio.

It has arrived! 😊 This week at Zonnekreek Tomato in Holland PetroBio lifted the new 5 MW boiler from Boeters Ketel in place. The boiler is designed especially for wood powder/dust to achieve clean combustion with very low emissions. This project is one of many that will be a part of the effort to replace natural gas in Holland.

Due to earthquakes PetroBio converts the energy production at Zonnekreek Tomato from natural gas to renewable bio energy.

3 September 2019 08:25

Swedish bioenergy technology helping to mitigate earthquakes in the Netherlands

Via VYNCKE's European customer base, the Swedish engineering company PetroBio has been commissioned to convert the energy production at the Dutch tomato grower Zonnekreek Tomato from natural gas to renewable bio energy. The extraction of natural gas in the Netherlands has caused the soil to collapse resulting in earthquakes. The bioenergy market can be significant in mitigating this trend.

19 June 2019 08:49

Gas boiler to Göteborg Energi

(16 April 2018) For the biogas upgrade plant in Gasendal, Göteborg Energi needs increased heat capacity and chooses to purchase the new gas boiler from Petro. For the new boiler, Petro delivers its proprietary PMES gas burner including gas train and boiler control. The new boiler will supply 1.5MW of heat.