Fortum Klaipėda: huge steps towards independence

2. Facts and figures

3. Sustainable business and responsibility
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• Fortum‘s mission is based on sustainable business
• Sustainability means economic and social
responsibility in every-day activities of a company
• Honesty, respect and creativity is the basis of
Fortum‘s activities
• Fortum continuously strives to:
− develop sustainable energy projects
− contribute to the reduction of carbon dioxide emissions
− be a socially responsible company
The main objective is
to produce energy
improving the quality of
life of current and future
generations.

4. Figures about Lithuania
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• Population - 3 mln.
• The main energy projects:
– Nuclear power plant;
– LNG terminal (under construction);
– Electrical connections with Sweden (under construction) and Poland;
– Gas connection with Poland;
– Biofuel projects.
Prices:
– Electricity –46,2 EUR/MWh
– Gas – 43,97 EUR/m³
– Biofuel – 19,85 EUR/MWh
Demand:
– Electricity – 10.6 TWh
– Gas – 3.3 mlrd. m³
– Heat – 9.01TWh/ 27,2% from
RES

5. Fortum in Lithuania
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Fortum Klaipėda
• Established in.......................2007
• Investments…....130 million EUR.
Fortum Švenčionių energija
• Established in….................2001
• Investments…......5 million EUR.
Fortum Joniškio energija
• Established in….....................2000
• Investments….......3,9 million EUR.
Fortum Ekošiluma
• Established in…............... 2003
• Investments….....1 million EUR.

6. Waste management

7. Swedish example
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8. Municipal waste amounts
Kg per capita in the EU countries in 2010
8
502
381
315
0
100
200
300
400
500
600
700
800

9. Collected amount of municipal waste
In thousands of tons in major cities of Lithuania in 2010
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199.5
141.3
76.3
57.8
44.7
Vilnius Kaunas Klaipėda Panevėžys Šiauliai

10. Municipal waste management
In EU countries in 2010
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0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Disposal of municipal waste in landfills Recycling Composting Incineration

11. Municipal waste management
in the European Union
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68
57 57
38
15
16 16
22
11
16 16
25
6 11 11 15
1995 2000 2005 2010
Composting
Recycling
Incineration
Landfilling

12. Use of secondary raw materials
in Lithuania in 2010
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577,000 tons
59,000 tons
105,000 tons
16,000 tons
27,000 tons
Metal
Glass
Paper
Tires
Plastics

13. Municipal waste management techniques
in Lithuania in 2010
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94 %
2%
4%
Disposal of municipal waste in landfills
Composting
Recycling

14. Municipal waste management techniques
in Sweden in 2010
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1%
14%
49%
36%
Disposal of municipal waste in landfills
Composting
Incineration
Recycling

15. Survey
How do you rate waste incineration as a source of energy?
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14%
68%
18%
Negatively
Positively
I don't have any opinion

16. The Klaipeda Plant

17. Three challenges
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• Municipality
• Society
• Transparency

18. Figures
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• 95% of shares – UAB Fortum Heat Lietuva
• 5% of shares – AB Klaipėdos energija
• 130 million EUR – value of the project
• 50 МW – heat capacity
• 15 МW – additional heat capacity from smoke condenser during
the winter time
• 20 MW – electric capacity
• 400 GWh – annual production of heat energy
• 140 GWh – annual production of electricity
• 40% of heat amount necessary for Klaipėda heat consumers

19. Facts
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• The plant burn up to 245 thousand tons of municipal and
industrial waste and biofuel (wood chips)
• The best available technologies (BAT)used in the plant ensure
the best method of waste incineration
• All heat produced is transmitted to the Klaipėda city district
heating system, while electricity is supplied to common
electricity network
• The new Klaipėda plant, where waste will be used as fuel, is
the first object of such type in the Baltic countries
• The company employs 35 professionals
• More 30 service agreements

20. Emissions
January, %
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31
82
2
8 10 10
100 100 100 100 100 100
Carbon
monoxide
Nitrogen
oxides
Sulphur
dioxide
Ammonia Total organic
carbon
Particles
Average value of the indicator Norm

21. Waste composition
Before sorting
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Waste Percent
Food waste 12
Plastic 11
Plant waste 8
Glass 7
Paper 7
Fabrics 5
Metal 2
Wood 1
Other waste 47

22. Benefits to Klaipėda region and Lithuania
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• Decreased dependence on imported fuels
• More stable heat prices
• Reduced costs for building new landfills
• 4 – 5 times smaller amounts of waste
disposed in landfill
• Reduced environmental pollution
• Competition of heat suppliers
• One of the largest “green field” investment in
Lithuania
• About 35 MEUR civil and constructing works
was done by local companies

23. Kaunas Project: Description
• UAB Fortum Heat Lietuva is engaged in the development of the project “Kaunas
CHP Plant”, the estimated value of which is about EUR 155 million
• The preliminary place of construction of the planned Kaunas CHP plant is Kaunas
Free Economic Zone.
• The total capacity of the planned CHP plant is 100MW, of which thermal energy
would account for 60MW and electricity - for 32MW
• All the heat produced, about 560GWh, will be supplied to heat consumers of the
city and district of Kaunas; electricity, about 250GWh, will be supplied to the public
electricity grid
• The company plans to employ about 40 people
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24. Kaunas Project: Benefits
• Dependence on imported fuel (gas) will decline in the supply of heat to the city and
district of Kaunas, since a significant share of heat will be generated in this plant
• Increase in price of heat produced out of natural gas would be slowed down and
preconditions for the stabilization of a market price would be created
• Costs of the construction of new landfills and operation of the existing ones would
decrease, as when using waste in energy production, the amount thereof
decreases 4-5 times
• Impact on the formation of greenhouse effect decreases, since emitted landfill
gases (methane) have a much greater influence on increasing greenhouse effect
than CO2 gas emitted during waste incineration
• New jobs for production, handling and transportation of biomass would be created
• Local construction companies would take part in the construction of the plant
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25. Kaunas Project: Developments
• Study of fuel supply has been performed in this project implementation stage
• Project Development Plan and Strategic Environmental Impact Assessment of the
solutions thereof has been approved
• Environmental Impact Assessment of the planned economic activity is being
carried out
• Construction is scheduled to start in Q1 2015
• Commissioning in Q1 2017
• There are more than 400 plants of such type operating in Europe: about 130 in
France, 70 in Germany, 30 in Sweden
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