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What is CHP?
Combined Heat and Power, Cogeneration, or CHP is the production of heat and power simultaneously to minimise wasted energy.
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Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is an efficient technology that generates electricity and utilises the heat produced as thermal energy. This thermal energy can then be used for a multitude of heating, cooling and industrial processes.
It takes heat and energy that would have otherwise been wasted and puts it to productive use, making it a fantastic way to reduce carbon emissions.
Advantages of CHP
CHP is a brilliant renewable energy choice, with an average efficiency rate of over 80%. Best used as a blended solution alongside other renewable technologies, CPH increases fuel supply security and transmission/distribution losses are reduced.
Alongside this, CHP is also great for your business as it typically saves around 20% on energy bills, making it easy for you to invest money elsewhere.
Environmental Benefits
CHP typically has extremely efficient systems – with engines generating both heat and electricity all while being less dependent on The Grid.
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Also, CPH uses wasted energy so operators can save up to 30% on carbon emissions, making it an ideal solution for those wanting to reduce their carbon footprint whilst also reducing their consumption and costs.
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