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High efficiency electricity production from SRF/REF through gasification Malmö 20.10.2016 Vesa Helanti

Valmet Leading global developer and supplier of process technologies, automation and services for the pulp, paper and energy industries

Valmet key figures 2015 Orders received EUR 2,878 million Net sales EUR 2,928 million EBITA before NRI 1 EUR 182 million Net sales by business line 23% Net sales by area 13% 21% EBITA margin (before NRI 1 ) 6.2% 39% 10% Employees 12,306 11% Market position #1-2 Services #1-3 Pulp & paper automation #1-2 Pulp #1-3 Energy #1 Paper, board, tissue 1) NRI = non-recurring items Stable business = Services and Automation business lines Capital business = Pulp and Energy, and Paper business lines 31% Services Automation Pulp and Energy Paper 8% 45% North America South America EMEA China Asia-Pacific 3 2016

Contents Gasification products of Valmet Valmet gasifier The motive for waste gasification in power production Waste gasification concept Experiences, references 4 18 October, 2016 Valmet Author / Title

Valmet CFB gasification products Product gas for industrial kilns Woody biomass, bark, peat and waste 20 110 MW fuel units Typically includes a dryer Dusty product gas Other types of kilns also possible Gas cleaning if needed Product gas for power boilers Woody biomass, bark, peat and waste Superior electrical efficiency Existing boilers 50 300 MW fuel units If needed, can include a dryer Gas cleaning as needed Product gas from waste for power production Waste-derived fuel 50 150 MW fuel High electrical efficiency Typically a new gas boiler (existing boiler is also an option) 5 2016 Valmet

Valmet CFB Gasifier PRODUCT GAS Construction principle: Only one air inlet (grid) Straight return pipe Self standing structure Prefabricated refractory REACTOR FUEL BED MATERIAL CYCLONE AND RETURN PIPE START-UP BURNER AIR BOTTOM ASH

Valmet CFB Gasifier CFB Gasifier Size 20 300 MWth Fuel Biomass, peat, waste Gasification media Air Operating temperature Operating pressure 750 900 C 5-30 kpa(g) Product gas heating value 3-7 MJ/nm 3 (LHV) 7

Why to gasify prior to combustion? In a boiler plant the share of electricity produced increases with the steam temperature and pressure. Alkali and heavy metal compounds limit steam values in waste boilers at best to ~75 bar, 520 C. Above the limit the corrosion speed accelerates to intolerable levels Valmet waste gasification solution overcomes these limits and enables considerably higher electricity production from waste derived fuels. 8 18 October, 2016 Valmet CYMIC boiler, CFB technology

How does the gasification enable higher steam parameters? Fuel is first gasified, then the product gas is cooled down to about 450 C. Corrosive substances solidify at these temperatures, in practical sense completely. Solids are filtered out of the product gas stream. Solids free gas can be combusted without a risk of enhanced corrosion. 9 18 October, 2016 Valmet CYMIC boiler, CFB technology

High efficiency solutions Comparison for 80 MW fuel waste plant (approx. 170,000 tpa) Conventional incineration based on grate firing Steam cycle 400 C / 40 bar Cycle efficiency <20% 16 MW e CFB combustion Steam cycle 520 C / 75 bar Cycle efficiency >28% 22.4 MW e + ~40% power CFB gasification + clean gas combustion Steam cycle 540 C / 120 bar Cycle efficiency >31% 24.8 MW e + ~60% power 11 Valmet

Waste gasification power plant Gas cooler Waste receiving and pre-handling CFB gasifier Gas filtration Gas fired power boiler Flue gas cleaning 12 18 October, 2016 Valmet CYMIC boiler, CFB technology

Kymijärvi II - Waste Gasification plant Highest efficiency for Energy-from-Waste, 1 million tonnes processed World s largest waste gasification power plant 2 gasifiers, coolers and PG filter lines, 1 boiler Lahti Energia, Lahti, Finland Start-up 2012 Processes 250 ktpa of waste fuels (RDF & contaminated wood) to produce: 50 MW of electricity 90 MW of district heat CHP efficiency of 87,5 % Total investment ~ 160 M 28,000 operating hours since commissioning 13 18 October 2016 Valmet Author / Title

Gasification history of Lahti Energia Year 1998 at Lahti started a CFB gasifier which produces gas for a PC boiler. Biomass and waste were gasified, LE had positive experiences in waste gasification. Regulations were changing and waste gasification in this way was ending. Decision to build an advanced waste gasification plant was made. The current waste fuel is assorted waste from industry, commerce and homes. This fuel is bought from the market, no gate fees. 14 18 October, 2016 Valmet CYMIC boiler, CFB technology

Valmet waste gasification Experiences Stable and easy to control Capacity achieved with a clear margin Tolerates fuel variation with a margin Compliance with WID (also with 2 s 850 C) No need for support fuel No corrosion detected Availability challenges during the first year Hot gas filtration was the major challenge Operational routines required learning Availability now improved up to the target level 16 2016 Valmet

Valmet waste gasification challenge Hot gas cleaning at Kymijärvi II Premature filter failures were common in the beginning. Over the time filters accumulated combustible ash on them. Filter dp increased. This ash oxidated during shut down and start-up causing local overheating. Corrected by: A new regeneration system installed 2013 Changes in operational procedures. Lifetime of the filter elements At the moment a number of original filters still in use (over 3 years) Replacement cycle 3-4 years or more 17 2016 Valmet

Kymijarvi II - Emissions From annual AST/QAL2 measurements Emission Limit 0,5h average and unit 2016 2015 2014 2013 NOx 400 mg/nm 3 211 217 184 152 SO 2 200 mg/nm 3 40 55 43 32 CO 100 mg/nm 3 4 1 1 1 Dust 30 mg/nm 3 < 1* < 1* < 1* 1 HCl 60 mg/nm 3 3 7 2 8 HF 4 mg/nm 3 < 0,2* < 0,9* < 0,2* <1 TOC 20 mg/nm 3 < 1* < 1* 1 1 PCDD/F Compounds 0,1 ng/nm 3 0,0004 0,001 0,0004 0,001 Hg 50 μg/nm 3 < 0,7* < 1,2* 0,1 < 0,02* Cd+TI 50 μg/nm 3 < 0,2* 0,01 < 0,01* < 0,7* Sb+As+Co+Cr+Cu+Mn+Ni+Pb+V 500 μg/nm 3 7,6 2,0 1,5 0,3* * Means the measured value is below analysis detection limit

What will be done differently next time? More PG filtration capacity with different layout Enables filter regeneration and services without major disturbances to gasification More emphasis on fuel quality Oversize particles, especially metals, cause wear and mechanical damage Overdimensioning out of spec may need to be expected 20 Date Author Title INTERNAL

Valmet Waste gasification - A New Option for Co-firing RDF / SRF Co-firing of cleaned gas from waste gasification in an existing boiler Minimum impact on boiler operation, corrosion, ash quality and emissions Highest electrical efficiency from waste to electricity ( up to 40 % ) Waste fuel ash does not contaminate the main boiler ash Waste firing capacity can be freely selected Full capacity on main solid fuel still maintained Utilization of the existing power plant infrastructure Minimum additional investment Boiler can be PC, CFB or other firing technology Existing boiler Add-on gasifier and hot gas cleanup 21 2015 Valmet

Valmet Power CFB gasification references 700 600 Capacity / MW 500 400 300 200 Kymijärvi II Vaskiluoto OKI 100 Äänekoski Huanggang 0 2012 2013 2016 2017 Start up year 22 Date Author Title INTERNAL

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