Gdańskie Przedsiębiorstwo Energetyki Cieplnej
2007

Feasibility study of a cogeneration unit with municipal waste and biomass as main fuel. A number of technical and economic alternatives were analysed for a forecast heat demand of approx. 100MWt. Main alternatives included: Waste-To-Energy project based on unsorted municipal wasted and alternatively energy fraction separated from waste and a biomass installation. Biomass types analysed included straw, pellets and wood chips.

Radpec
2005

Full feasibility study of waste incineration plant construction in Radom, according to The National Fund for Environmental Protection and Water Management (NFOŚiGW) requirements. Analysis of waste fuel availability, including RDF and sludge; preliminary analysis of technical alternatives of the waste-to-energy plant, producing heat and power in cogeneration – selection of the most attractive solution; economic and financial analysis of the selected alternatives.

Łęczyńska Energetyka Sp. z o.o.
2001

Feasibility study for an approx. 30 MWe CHP plant with CFB boiler at Bogdanka coal mine, based on coal slurry, waste coal, sludge from sewage treatment plant and municipal waste.

Kobo
1998-1999

A feasibility study analysing construction of a CHP plant (30 MWe, 60 MWt) with fluidised bed boilers at Bogdanka coal mine, using waste coal from the mine.The study also analysed the possibility to cover heat demand of neighbouring towns by the new CHP plant.

Energoinwest Białystok
1998-1999

Feasibility study for modernisation of Fasty CHP plant in Bialystok, covering usage of sludge from the municipal sewage treatment plant as fuel for the boilers of the CHP plant.The feasibility study will cover technical solutions as well as economic and financial issues related to finding short term as well as long term solutions for the CHP plant and the municipal sewage treatment plant. Issues related to combustion of sewage sludge were an essential part of the study.