Containerized multi-boiler system with 600 kW pellet boiler and 560 kW bio-oil backup.

New 12.5 MW straw boiler plant connected in the existing building at the straw heating plant "Stop 39", Slagelse (Denmark)

Sønderborg Utility has commissioned a new straw-fired heating plant in 2020 and started the process of closing the six gas-fired heating plants it replaces.

In 2019, Lendemarke District Heating has invested in a new biomass plant that sends sustainable district heating to around 350 households.

In 2018, Linka was the general contractor for a new straw heating plant for Ryomgård. A new 8 MW boiler guarantees low emissions and high efficiency.

The mobile wood pellet plant is delivered turnkey in a container. A silo is typically used to store and transport the fuel.

At the end of 2016, Linka installed a wood chip plant for Vaarst-Fjellerad Power Plant, equipped with an automatic crane system.

Hjallerup District Heating wanted a biomass plant to complement the use of solar heating. The choice fell on a Linka hall system, which has already reduced district heating prices in the area.

When Boulstrup-Hou needed to expand their capacity in 2016, it was again with Linka as the supplier of a new hall system.

In autumn 2016, Linka delivered a new boiler plant to Østerild District Heating, which achieves significant fuel savings.

In 2015, Linka installed a wood pellet plant for Tversted Power Station. As one of the most expensive heating plants in Denmark, the switch to biomass has already proved to be a good investment.

In 2014, Linka installed a large mobile heating plant for the Swedish municipality of Aneby, which has since led to significant savings.

In 2013, Linka installed a complete boiler line at the straw heating plant in Nakskov. The boiler line is part of the plant's overall supply of Nakskov.

The turnkey straw-fired heating plant at St. Merløse has both delivered significant straw savings and contributed to a reduction in CO2 emissions.

Since 2007, Linka has supplied two 5,500 kW boiler lines to the district heating plant on Lolland, which uses straw for heating.

In 2022, Linka Energy A/S delivered a biomass plant to the Uman Greenhouse Complex. With the new plant, the Ukrainian vegetable producer can heat their greenhouses with cheap, carbon-neutral biofuel - straw from their own fields.

In spring 2017, the Scottish strawberry producer had a new Linka biomass plant installed, with combined straw and wood chip combustion.

Since 2014, Linka has delivered two biomass plants to the English estate, and the third plant will be ready in early 2017.

Kelloe Mains Farm is one of the first to install Linka's new solution, which ensures an easy switch from straw to wood chips.

Linka's UK partner, Manco Energy, has supplied two biomass plants to the UK nursery, a hall plant and a wood chip plant.

Manco Energy has supplied a Linka hall system to the UK farming industry, which will use the heat for new housing in the future.

In autumn 2016, Linka delivered a biomass plant to Orupgaard Estate on Falster. The system ensures constant access to heat, which is used for heating chicken houses, among other things.

During 2016, our UK distributor, Manco Energy, supplied two Linka biomass plants to Glen Avon Growers in eastern England.

At Slättäng Estate, Linka has installed a combined wood chip and straw plant, which supplies the estate with heat from renewable energy.

At Holmegaard, the heat from their Linka straw kiln is primarily used for grain drying. The plant replaced a 20 year old Linka plant.

In 2014, Linka installed a biomass boiler at Vennerslund Estate, which has reduced the estate's consumption of straw by 1/3, while increasing heat consumption by approximately 33%.

At Frederiksdal Estate, the heat from straw is used to heat the production buildings where their cherry wine is made.

The Swedish main farm Spannarps uses the heat from their plant to heat the chicken houses and their properties.

The two Swedish estates use combined firing with both straw and wood chips.

950 kW biomass plant for combined firing with straw and wood chips, as well as an economizer and gas boiler backup.

Complete 5 MW steam boiler for firing with biomass fuel

5 MW wood chip plant for high-quality Danish softwood sawmill

Steam production used for heating and pasteurisation of many thousands of litres of juice and cleaning.

At Givlinggård, where 800,000 broilers are produced annually, they have invested in a Linka system that will be used for sustainable heating of the houses.

In 2020, Linka Energy built a sustainable steam plant for a laundry that washes and delivers tons of textiles every day.

In 2020, Mosegård has invested in a new sustainable biomass plant to heat 6 chicken houses.

In 2018, Linka has built a biomass-fired steam plant, which saves the environment tons of CO₂ and contributes to a significant financial saving for the Group.

In the summer of 2017, Linka commissioned a new biomass plant at Hornsyld Kaufmandsgård, for burning grain residues.

In April 2017, Linka commissioned a large, mobile heating plant in a newly built Norwegian industrial park, which is now guaranteed CO2 neutral heat.

In 2017, our UK partner, Manco Energy, installed a new steam plant at a local dairy in Scotland. The dairy can now produce steam from CO2 neutral biomass.

Since 2015, Skjold Leir has been supplied with heat from biomass, while the latest plant in Bardufoss is due to be completed in spring 2017.

The Estonian factory uses steam from a Linka wood pellet plant in the yarn dyeing process.

Linka, together with our Norwegian distributor Bioenergy, has installed a 3,000 kW steam plant that supplies steam to TINE's Elnesvågen plant.

During 2013, Linka delivered three mobile systems to the Norwegian Defence Forces, located at three of their bases in northern Norway.

In 2012, Linka Energy installed a mobile plant at Fugleåsen Næringspark, which supplies the large area with CO2 neutral heat.