Cogeneration means the production of two types of energy at a single plant. Cogeneration plants use various fuels, including natural gas and biomass, to generate electricity and create an opportunity to utilize the heat, a by-product of the electricity generation process for heating and hot water. Cogeneration maximizes the efficiency of the power production process by generating heat and electricity simultaneously.
The combination of heat and power makes cogeneration or, in other words, Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is a clean, efficient, and cost-effective choice for power production. CHP can significantly reduce carbon emissions in your offices and homes while helping you to save money on your energy bills in the long term. Cogeneration opens a new and unprecedented means of power generation. Despite a CHP plant's initial high installation cost, you and your business will gain more than expected, due to the level of the sustainability acquired. Here you can find expert names in cogeneration and sustainability business to advise you about investing in a CHP plant while having any questions you may have, answered.
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