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Hamburger Energiewerke is a municipal utility company headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. It provides essential energy services including electricity supply, district heating, and natural gas distribution to residential, commercial, and industrial customers throughout the Hamburg region and beyond.
The company's main activities encompass the generation, procurement, and distribution of energy, with a particular focus on sustainable and renewable sources. It operates combined heat and power plants and is involved in biomass utilization for energy production, aligning with Germany's Renewable Energy Sources Act.
Owned by the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg, Hamburger Energiewerke forms part of the city's public utility structure. It engages in long-term contracts for energy supply, such as the steam delivery agreement with Sasol's Brunsbüttel facilities, where it plans to build and operate a biomass CHP plant on leased land.
In the industry, Hamburger Energiewerke is recognized as a significant player in northern Germany's energy market, contributing to the transition towards greener energy by reducing CO2 emissions through its projects. It maintains a commitment to environmental standards and innovation in utility services.
Its operations are centered in Hamburg but extend to collaborative projects in other parts of Germany, enhancing its position as a reliable and forward-thinking energy provider.
chemXplore tracks 1 project involving HEnW, of which one is active.
The new biomass cogeneration plant will supply 70,000 MWh of steam annually, reducing CO2 emissions by 13,000 tons and producing 90,000 MWh of sustainable electricity by 2025.
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