Jari Niemelä's presentation at the Metso and WWF's Bioenergy seminar in Helsinki on May 15, 2012 The first couple of slides are in Finnish, the rest is in English.

1. Hiilidioksidineutraalia
energiaa bio- ja
kierrätyspolttoaineista
Finlandia-talo, Helsinki 15.5.2012
Jari Niemelä
Myyntijohtaja, Metso Power

2. Metso ja WWF yhteistyössä kohti
kestävämpää tulevaisuutta
• Teknologiayrityksenä Metso on erikoistunut palvelemaan useita teollisuuden aloja,
jotka toimivat luonnonvarojen hyödyntämisessä ja kierrätyksessä
•
Yhteistyössä mielekkyyttä - voimme auttaa asiakkaitamme saamaan vähemmästä
enemmän ja pienemmillä päästöillä - totetuttamaan kestävän kehityksen periaatteita
Focus:
parhaalla saatavissa olevalla tiedolla ja taidolla
• Metso toiminut pitkään WWF Suomen yhteistyökumppanina
• Hedelmällinen yhteistyö – arvostamme WWF Suomen toimintatapaa hakea
kumppaneita nykyisten ja tulevien haasteiden ratkaisuun
• WWF:n Living Planet -raportti käsittelee uusia energiamuotoja -
myös biomassapohjaisia energiantuotantomuotoja
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3. Metso supplies sustainable technology and
services globally
About 30,000 employees
> 50 countries
2011 net sales EUR 6.6 billion
Listed on NASDAQ OMX
Helsinki Ltd Mining and Pulp, Paper
Automation
Construction and Power
We invest EUR 90 million in
RTD
OUR MISSION:
We contribute to a more sustainable
world by helping our customers to
process natural resources and recycle Group Head Office & support functions
materials into valuable products.
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4. Planet earth is drowning because
of the mankind’s actions
• Limit the temperature
increase of the atmosphere to
2 °C above the pre-industrial
levels
• Achieve 50-85% reduction in
global CO2 emissions
• Time is of the essence!
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5. But, how concerned are we really?
According to a recent survey * the
Finns are less worried about climate
change today than 4 years ago
2008: 40% considered climate change as
a serious problem
Today only 23 % is concerned
Why ?
Climate change is less in the headlines
nowadays – “worn out” media topic
Threat is not immediate – ”two good
winters” enhance the perception
Short term economical concern prevail
over long term environmental concern
* Channel 4 news
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6. How to enable global economical growth
without putting sustainable future at risk?
Air pollution Global warming Drought Ozone depletion
Water pollution Population growth Waste Oil reserves
run out
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7. Germany - one of the world’s leading economies
has made a strong commitment to renewables
100%
Renewable
energy
Nuclear
energy
HOW?
50%
Fossil
energy
2000 2010 2020 2030 2040 2050
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8. All forms or renewable energies are needed –
biomass and waste will play an important role
Biomass Wood and forest
residuals
Waste Recycled
wood
Hydro MSW Agro
power
Renewable Wind SRF Energy
energy power crops
Geothermal REF Algea
energy
Solar Others Others
power
Wave and tidal
energy
New
innovations
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9. Our target in the technology development:
Sustainability = Profitability Value to a customer and environment
Lower Less Compliance
consumption chemicals with authority
regulations and
society
expectations.
Increased Lower Positive
recycling raw material environmental
and fresh image to attrack
water both customers
consumption and talent.
Utilization of Emissions Improved
renewable reduction business
energy performance -
growth &
profitability.
Sustainability goals drive technology development
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10. CO2-neutral power generation – the world’s largest
biomass and multi-fuel solutions come from us
Since 2000 Metso has delivered biomass and multi-fuel solutions that
generate about 5000 MW electricity – most of them are CHP applications
Solver effect Solver effect
Replaces over CO2 emissions equivalent to over 24
140,000 rail car million cars are avoided annually.
loads of coal
annually.
CHP = Combined heat and power
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11. From combustion to new conversion technologies
agro
waste heat
Today wood Combustion steam
peat electricity
fossil
heat
Combustion steam
and pre -processing
agro
electricity
Fuel handling
waste
Gasification Bio gas
2020 wood
Pyrolysis Bio oil New bio products
peat
fossil Torrefaction Bio coal
Lignoboost Lignin
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12. Vaskiluodon Voima, Finland - world’s largest
gasification plant
Instrumentation,
electrification,
automation
Biomass receiving Belt dryer Gasifier Existing coal fired
boiler
and storage 140 MW fuel
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13. Fast pyrolysis based bio oil production plant
Fortum in Joensuu, Finland
In fast pyrolysis wood is decomposed Pyrolyzer
in oxygen-free atmosphere in the boiler
building
225 000 solid m³/a forest chips are
heated up, volatiles extracted and
condensed to generate bio oil
Bio-oil recovery
Bio oil production reactor is
integrated to an existing fluidized bed
boiler
Annual production 50 000 t of bio oil
Bio-oil tanks
50,000 t of bio oil can replace fossil
oil in heating of more than 10 000
Fuel receiving,
private homes drying and
Start-up in the autumn of 2013 crushing
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14. Revolution of the waste management must go on
- a huge sustainability and business opportunity
Landfills are filled with treasures
– gold, copper, aluminum...
Huge energy recovery potential
for substitution of fossil fuels
”It is a dirty job,
but somebody’s gotta do it !”
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15. Utilization of waste in energy production
Sustainability degree
= recovery rate of
materials and energy
Solid recycled
fuel
(SRF/REF)
Solid recycled
fuel New
(SRF/REF) Pressurized future
gasification innovations
Solid recycled
fuel Atmospheric
(SRF/REF) gasification
Municipal
solid waste FB technology
(MSW)
Landfill Lahti Energia
Grate gasification Technology
technology plant approach
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16. Leading waste to energy technology
Recycled waste gasification plant for Lahti Energia Oy
Metso’s delivery: waste gasification
process, product gas cleaning, gas
boiler, air pollution control, auxiliary
equipment and automation systems
2 gasification lines:
50 MW of electricity
90 MW of district heat
High-efficiency conversion of
recycled waste to energy to reduce
fossil fuels in energy production
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17. Future outlook: Biomass and recycled fuels will present an
increasing share of renewable utilization
Flexible biomass capacity requires
less backup power and grid
investment
Biomass generates both heat and
electricity
Globally traded biomass is
complementing locally sourced
biomass
• Secure supply
• Reduction in dependence on oil
and gas
• Employ people locally
Challenge:
• Next generation of technologies
to improve utilization of biomass
and recycled fuels
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18. Planet earth will create new life
if only we cherish it.
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