Join us on a study visit to Alverbäck's Flowers 11 May!
Alverbäcks Blommor is a good example of how fossil fuels can be replaced with pellets. The company was early to start working with life cycle assessment and climate certification, included in the Svenskt Sigill certification.
Program:
- 09.30 Departure from Scandic Hotel Anglais, by bus. Be sure to arrive on time!
Address: Humlegårdsgatan 23, Stockholm, Sweden - 10.15 Arrival at Alverbäck’s flowers in Ekerö
- 11.30 Departure back to IVA Conference Center, Grev Turegatan 16, Stockholm in time for lunch and registration approx. 12.15.
- 13.30 The conference starts
Heating greenhouses with pellets
Alverbäcks Blommor is growing flowers in greenhouses on the island Ekerö, 20 km from Stockholm city. Håkan Alverbäck and family runs the business which was started by Håkans parents in 1968.
Every year around 29 million tulips are planted, grown, harvested and packed in 30 000 m2 of greenhouses. This makes Alverbäcks one of the leading growers of tulips in Sweden. More than this, other flowers, e.g. daffodils and amaryllis, are also grown depending on season.
Already in 2005 fossil oil was replaced with pellets in a 2,3 MW boiler from Hotab and in 2013 another 500 kW boiler from Osby Parca was installed. The business is developing, what will be the next step for Alverbäcks?
Alverbäcks Blommor is a good example of how fossil fuels can be replaced with pellets. The company was early to start working with life cycle assessment and climate certification, included in the Svenskt Sigill certification.
Read more about Alverbäcks Blommor here (Swedish).
Nordic Pellets Conference 2022
The Swedish Bioenergy Association (SVEBIO), the Swedish Pellets Association (PelletsFörbundet) and Bioenergy International welcomes participants, online and on-site, to Nordic Pellets Conference 2022 in Stockholm, Sweden.
To be held on 11-12 May as a hybrid event with both online and on-site participation options, there are special rates for members of Svebio, PelletsFörbundet, and/or members of Bioenergy Europe and/or World Bioenergy Association (WBA).
We recommend Scandic Hotel Anglais, Humlegårdsgatan 23, Stockholm, just a few hundred meters from the conference venue or Scandic Park.