Improving energy efficiency with Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plants

How to evaluate the cost savings potential of cogeneration

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Capable of producing heat, cooling and electric power at more than 90 percent efficiency, modern natural gas-fueled Combined Heat and Power (CHP) modules are helping many commercial and industrial facilities cut utility costs and improve profitability.

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How CHP works and why appropriate sizing is essential
What considerations have the most influence savings potential
How payback periods are calculated for CHP investments

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Improving energy efficiency with Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plants

How to evaluate the cost savings potential of cogeneration

White Paper

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