What does Vyncke do?

VYNCKE builds & designs energy plants that produce thermal energy and/or electricity using biomass, waste or other solid fuels substituting fossil fuels.

Who is Vyncke & Bühler?

From City Group in Bangladesh to Malteria Oriental in Uruguay to Olam plants in Singapore and the Netherlands to name but a few; wherever Vyncke and Bühler join forces, the customer and the environment benefit. Thinking outside the box to find new ways to convert biomass and industrial waste into clean energy is in every Vynckeneer’s DNA.

Who are vynckeneers?

With over 100 years of experience and craftsmanship in the field of combustion technology, we deliver tailor-made energy solutions to all industries and energy providers, globally. The Vynckeneers engineer and build industrial energy plants that convert biomass and industrial waste into clean energy.

What makes vynckeneer unique?

Thinking outside the box to find new ways to convert biomass and industrial waste into clean energy is in every Vynckeneer’s DNA. Founded in 1912 by Louis and Flavie Vyncke as a blacksmith company, Vyncke started making steam boilers in the 1920s as the flax industry began to flourish in Flanders.

Why did Vyncke enter the BioEnergy market?

With it came increased demand for steam boilers to generate energy to remove the flax fibres from their stalks. Since coal was expensive, the boilers were designed to burn flax straw waste. And so it came to pass that VYNCKE entered the bioenergy market long before Global Warming and Kyoto Protocol were to become familiar terms.

Who was Louis Vyncke?

In 1912, Louis VYNCKE settled as a blacksmith in the town of Gullegem. By the 1920s the flax industry in Flanders had begun to flourish. With it came increased demand for steam boilers to generate energy to remove the flax fibres from their stalks. Since coal was expensive, the boilers were designed to burn flax straw waste.