Larissa, Greece

Size

0.5 MWe

Project Status

In Construction

Category

Biomass-to-energy

Applications

Electricity

Background

With a 3,800 metric tonnes capacity per year, this gasification plant will take a mix of waste by-products from regional farmers during three harvest seasons of corn, wheat and cotton. Currently these materials are either incinerated or taken to landfill but once this project is commissioned, the waste will be formed into pellets, processed through EQTEC’s gasifier and converted into electricity which will be sold to the country’s grid system by the owner-operator, Agrigas Energy.
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Project information

Our role: We are the technology provider for gasification technology and engineering and design services, working with partners Agrigas Energy, ECO Hellas and ewerGy at the site in Larissa,Thessaly, Greece.

Developments: The plant is currently making progress in construction including:

  • Reached financial close
  • This project will be Greece’s first ever advanced gasification plant
  • It is one of a number of potential opportunities across Greece that have been identified with our joint venture partners, ewerGy, the Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) partner for the project.

Latest news

Site update – September 2021: Most technology components, including the Siemens Jenbacher engine arrived on site. The final shipment of equipment, to include heat exchangers, gasifier, cyclone, filters and refractory, is expected to be shipped by the end of September and delivered on site in October.
March 2020: EQTEC entered into an agreement with the plant's owner-operator to be the technology, engineering design and installation provider
June 2021: Gasification equipment started to arrive on site and continues until September
August 2020: We signed an equipment sales and services contract with EPC partner ewerGy
July 2021: The first shipment of technology components was received on site