Minden power plant

The Minden cogeneration plant is a substitute fuel power plant in the East Westphalian city of Minden
and is designed as a cogeneration plant. The location is Karlstraße in the Minden industrial harbor. Up to 40,000 tons of substitute fuels can be burned annually.

The cogeneration plant was planned and constructed by Energon GmbH under the responsibility of interargem GmbH and was put into operation in 2002. Energon drew on seven years of research in Norway, which led to a new combustion technology with optimized combustion and low emissions significantly below the threshold values of the regulations on the combustion of waste and similar combustible materials. In 2007, it was acquired by AML Immobilien GmbH, which is owned by the district of Minden-Lübbecke. The previous owner Energos Minden GmbH is a subsidiary of the E.ON Group. AML Immobilien GmbH transitioned into KAVG Kreisabfallverwertungsgesellschaft Minden-Lübbecke. It was established in its current organizational form in January 2017 and encompasses all areas of operational waste management, including the Minden cogeneration plant.

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