Heat Management joins ABB Partner Program Heat Management joined ABB’s Partner Program in Sweden in February 2022. The partnership will unite the two companies’ expertise and create a combined offering of Heat Management’s patented High Impact Soot blowing System (HISS) and ABB’s automation system, especially ABB Ability™ System 800xA for use in new and existing boilers within power generation and process industries. Heat Management's HISS™ is an optimized sootblowing system that can be customized to meet the needs of each customer. With HISS™, users can increase sootblowing capacity by 100% without consuming more steam, allowing the user to increase the boiler load. Another option is to maintain the same cleaning effect while saving 30-45% steam. Saving steam or increasing boiler load can be used to produce more renewable power to the grid, offsetting power generation from fossil fuel sources, and in turn reducing the CO2eq emissions radically. Heat Management's HISS™ was a part of Södra Cell Värö’s Expansion 2.0 [...]

Veracel Celulose recovery boiler CR01 (photo courtesy of Mr Joacir Costa)    Sustainable operations Veracel Pulp Mill in Bahia, Brazil produces 1 100 000 ton per year eucalyptus pulp and renewable power for the grid, making it a shining example of environmentally responsible manufacturing. Already operating with a strong focus on circularity, the pulp mill is never satisfied and proactively seek new opportunities to improve the sustainability of its operations.     “For our pulp mill, the quest for more sustainable and energy efficient operations goes hand in hand with profitable pulp production. After identifying the possible improvements for our process and guaranteed by Heat Management, HISS™ was the right next piece in our sustainability journey.”   Mr Cícero José De Oliveria Santana, Process and Production Specialist, Veracel    By partnering with Heat Management and identifying improvement areas, Veracel will increase energy-efficiency and availability of the chemical and energy recovery process. Except from reducing mill water consumption by 0,6 %, Veracel will [...]

THE IPCC 2021 presents clear evidence that our planet is in a catastrophic state of urgency to stop global warming. Human influence has affected the atmosphere, ocean, and land. Why do we, in the energy sector, need to take responsibility?

The driving force behind this is to contribute to the sustainability goals. Since biofuels burn faster and cleaner than fossil fuels, they will release greenhouse gases at a lower and slower rate. Secondly, the use of biofuels will allow the economy to reap its benefits.