

Installation of a tri-generation plant
In order to stop gas consumption on its production site in Lentzweiler (Luxembourg), Tarkett has the project to install by 2024 a tri-generation plant on its site which will stop…
- Use non-carbon energy by switching from fuel oil to renewable electricity to power the site's processes on the site ;
- Improving the site's energy efficiency by using electric boilers to limit heat loss. heat loss.
This project to stop fossil fuel consumption on the site consists of several phases:
Phase 1:
Phase 2:
on which the project has a significant impact
Scope 1 - Use of decarbonized electricity instead of fossil fuel
Scope 2 - Use of decarbonized electricity instead of fossil fuel More energy - Efficient electric boilers efficient electric boilers
Before the project was launched, the Ronneby site consumed 2320 t of fuel oil per year. Assuming an emission factor of emission factor of 2.67 tCO2/tfuel, this represents almost 6194 tCO2/year.
Phase 1 of the project (replacement of the 2 largest oil-fired boilers) will reduce the amount of 520 t of oil per year. The two new electric boilers consume 15 121 MWh/year of electricity. Considering an emission factor of 0.053 kgCO2/MWh, this allows a reduction of 4 ktCO2eq/year (the calculation considers a renewable source of electricity that will be available from January 1, 2021).
Phase 2 of the project (replacement of 3 other smaller boilers), will reduce to 0 fuel consumption to zero. These boilers will consume about 5181 MWh/year of electricity. Considering an emission factor of 0.053 kgCO2/MWh, this allows an additional reduction of 1.3 ktCO2eq/year
2M€
2021
Ronneby, Sweden
Other benefits of this project include:
No potential for replication of the project has been identified at this time.
The investment was financed by the public authorities up to 45% in order to encourage Tarkett to reduce its GHG emissions. The project was the largest financing in the southern region of Sweden in 2018.
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In order to stop gas consumption on its production site in Lentzweiler (Luxembourg), Tarkett has the project to install by 2024 a tri-generation plant on its site which will stop…
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