50 kWel.
120 kWth.
Wood pellets
50 kWel.
120 kWth.
Wood chips
135 kWel.
266 kWth.
Wood chips, wood briquettes
The WE-50P is the compact and clean solution for wood power generation for industry and commerce!
50 kWel and 120 kWth
Wood pellets, 6 mm, DIN EN Plus A1 quality
Ca. 42 – 44 kg/hrs*
85 %*
25 %*
60 %*
90 °C / 60 °C (5000 l/h) Return max. 65 °C
400 V, 200 V
Up to 8000 hrs/a**
Fully automatic operation, optional 24/7 remote monitoring
20 ft HC-Sea container, L 6,058 m x W 2,438 m x H 2,869 m
8 – 72 hrs.**
*abhängig von Brennstoffqualität
**abhängig von der Wartung und Brennstoffqualität
The WE-50C uses inexpensive wood chips. After wood gasification, a CHP unit provides for the generation of electricity and heat, as in the WE-50P. The plant is particularly suitable for forestry and agriculture.
50 kWel and 120 kWth
Wood chips EN14961-1, P16-P45, 8 % — 10 % humidity
Ca. 45 – 48 kg/hrs*
85 %*
25 %*
60 %*
90 °C / 60 °C (5000 l/h) Return max. 65 °C
400 V, 200 V
Up to 8000 hrs/a**
Fully automatic operation, optional 24/7 remote monitoring
20 ft HC-Sea Container, L 6,058 m x W 2,438 m x H 2,869 m
About 2 days**
*abhängig von Brennstoffqualität
**abhängig von der Wartung und Brennstoffqualität
The 135 kW plant WE-135C has proven itself very well and is one of the 'classics'. Very suitable for forestry and wood processing, hotels (also with spa), breweries, dairies, nurseries and heating networks. In addition to wood chips, this plant can also be operated with wood briquettes (pressed wood chips from wood residues).
135 kWel and 266 kWth
Wood Chips 30-70 mm
Ca. 106 kg/hrs*
83,3 %*
32 %
55,4 %
80-88 °C / return max. 70 °C
400 V
*abhängig von Brennstoffqualität
**abhängig von der Wartung und Brennstoffqualität
In Bamberg, an adventure pool is heated by means of our wood-fired power generation plant. The plant is purely heat-led. It has been providing reliable service since 2011.
In 2021, a pellet-fired WE-50P CHP and high-efficiency chillers/heaters were installed at Kushima Hospital.
A larger plant equipped with 8 modules is located in Scotland. It has been operating reliably since summer 2017, producing 1 MW of electricity along with the corresponding thermal output.
Our wood gas plant for a glulam manufacturer in Mühlbach/South Tyrol went into service in October 2013. The special feature: The plant is not fired with wood chips but with wood briquettes. This required extensive research and testing in advance. Our wood gas plant runs in continuous operation day after day, year after year. It is reliable, low-maintenance and an indispensable part of our production process.
In Bamberg, an adventure pool is heated by means of our wood-fired power generation plant. The plant is purely heat-led. It has been providing reliable service since 2011.
In 2021, a pellet-fired WE-50P CHP and high-efficiency chillers/heaters were installed at Kushima Hospital.
A larger plant equipped with 8 modules is located in Scotland. It has been operating reliably since summer 2017, producing 1 MW of electricity along with the corresponding thermal output.
Electricity can be fully or partially self-consumed. In addition, electricity can be sold on the free market and fed into the public grid.
The gasifier can feed into a combined heat and power plant in parallel with a biogas plant.
In addition to heat, cold can also be produced in combination with an absorption refrigeration plant. Thus, our plants can provide added value all year round.
+Projects with coolingIn early 2014, a 125 kW + 65 kW plant was commissioned in Sampeyre, Italy. The customer, a salami producer, uses the electricity and converts the generated heat into cold.
Special feature: “Hot version”, heat is extracted at 105 °C.
Annual operating time: +8,200 hours
The heat can be used to heat buildings, to generate hot water or as process heat, e.g. for material drying. When generating process heat, the reliability of the plant is particularly important so as not to interrupt the production process.
+Projects with process heatA manufacturer of glulam beams in Mühlbach, South Tyrol, connected a 125 kWel plant to the grid in October 2013 and is currently supplying 139 kWel. The special feature: The plant is not fired with wood chips but with wood briquettes. Annual operating time: +8,600 hours The prototype plant has been in operation in Wegscheid since 2009 and generates 125 kWel. The electricity is fed into the utility grid, the heat is sold as process heat to three neighboring companies and used for heating.
Wegscheid, Germany
Our products are suitable both for captive use for companies and for feeding into the public power grid (neighboring companies or residential complexes).
In combination with a condensation plant, heat can even be used to produce drinking water from the air.
Electricity can be fully or partially self-consumed. In addition, electricity can be sold on the free market and fed into the public grid.
The gasifier can feed into a combined heat and power plant in parallel with a biogas plant.
In addition to heat, cold can also be produced in combination with an absorption refrigeration plant. Thus, our plants can provide added value all year round.
+Projects with coolingIn early 2014, a 125 kW + 65 kW plant was commissioned in Sampeyre, Italy. The customer, a salami producer, uses the electricity and converts the generated heat into cold.
Special feature: “Hot version”, heat is extracted at 105 °C.
Annual operating time: +8,200 hours
The heat can be used to heat buildings, to generate hot water or as process heat, e.g. for material drying. When generating process heat, the reliability of the plant is particularly important so as not to interrupt the production process.
+Projects with process heatA manufacturer of glulam beams in Mühlbach, South Tyrol, connected a 125 kWel plant to the grid in October 2013 and is currently supplying 139 kWel. The special feature: The plant is not fired with wood chips but with wood briquettes. Annual operating time: +8,600 hours The prototype plant has been in operation in Wegscheid since 2009 and generates 125 kWel. The electricity is fed into the utility grid, the heat is sold as process heat to three neighboring companies and used for heating.Wegscheid, Germany
Our products are suitable both for captive use for companies and for feeding into the public power grid (neighboring companies or residential complexes).
In combination with a condensation plant, heat can even be used to produce drinking water from the air.
Contact us now free of charge and without commitment. With a short information about your needs, the location of your company and what your expectations are, we can advise you on how a biomass CHP system can be used in your company.
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Wood pellets are compressed wood shavings that are mainly made from sawdust. As they have a uniform shape and high quality, they are very suitable for our biomass CHP plants. The pellets are transported to the gasifier via a hose conveyor.
Wood chips are produced from residual wood, e.g. from forest wood, sawmill by-products or industrial waste wood. Wood chips are particularly suitable as fuel for combined heat and power plants in rural areas, as more space is required to store the material. The wood chips are transported to the gasifier by a screw conveyor, where they are converted into wood gas.
Wood residues from wood processing, such as planing or sawdust, are compressed into wood briquettes.
Wood pellets are compressed wood shavings that are mainly made from sawdust. As they have a uniform shape and high quality, they are very suitable for our biomass CHP plants. The pellets are transported to the gasifier via a hose conveyor.
Wood chips are produced from residual wood, e.g. from forest wood, sawmill by-products or industrial waste wood. Wood chips are particularly suitable as fuel for combined heat and power plants in rural areas, as more space is required to store the material. The wood chips are transported to the gasifier by a screw conveyor, where they are converted into wood gas.
Wood residues from wood processing, such as planing or sawdust, are compressed into wood briquettes.
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Our services provide you with complete support — from planning to commissioning, inspection, maintenance and remote servicing. Learn more here.
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