Investments in Nevel’s Taebla boiler house in Estonia are strengthening operational reliability
Nevel is progressing with a significant modernisation of the Taebla boiler house in Estonia to improve reliability and long-term capacity at the site.
In operation since 2007, the facility has relied on a 2 MW main boiler supported by an oil-fired backup boiler. Ageing equipment, low efficiency and rising maintenance costs have underscored the need for renewal.
The investment project supports Nevel’s strategy to build future-proof utility infrastructure. It includes a comprehensive renovation of the boiler house and fuel storage facilities to secure efficient and reliable energy production. Key objectives include:
- Upgraded fuel storage technology
- Modernised maintenance platforms
- Improved operational reliability and safety
- Full operational capacity during winter demand.
Two 0,85 MW solid fuel boilers and several other enhancements were installed during the winter. Following these upgrades, the boiler house and fuel storage operate at full capacity and are performing well. Nevel’s team has been trained to operate and maintain the upgraded equipment. Minor finishing work on the maintenance platforms is still underway.
“The upgrade at Taebla is an important step in ensuring reliable, efficient and safe energy production. We are pleased to see the project moving towards completion. The team has done an excellent job together with our suppliers”, says Ülo Stokkeby, Head of O&M in Estonia.
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Hanna Viita, Director of Sustainability and Communications, Nevel
+358 40 167 1755
Nevel in brief
Nevel is a utility infrastructure company offering advanced industrial and real estate infrastructure solutions that are fit-for-purpose and future-proof. We drive transformation and create societal impact by producing sustainable energy and co-creating local material efficiencies. Nevel serves almost 100 industrial and over 5 000 real estate customers with decentralised energy and material efficiency solutions. The company operates more than 130 energy production sites and manages over 40 district heating networks. Nevel has an annual turnover of EUR 150 million, and employs 200 experts in Finland, Sweden and Estonia.
Investments in Nevel’s Taebla boiler house in Estonia are strengthening operational reliability.