1. Cogeneration synonyms, Cogeneration pronunciation, Cogeneration translation, English dictionary definition of Cogeneration

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4. Cogeneration: A User's Guide by David Flin

5. COGEN Europe, the European Association for the Promotion of Cogeneration, is the cross-sectoral voice of the Cogeneration industry

6. Cogeneration solution provides 100% of campus power

7. Adsorption heat pump refrigeration/power cogeneration method

8. Cogeneration: Technologies, Optimization and Implementation by Christos A

9. Cogeneration is not an energy source in itself

10. Have you heard of a process called cogeneration?

11. Calpine operates the nation’s largest portfolio of Cogeneration plants

12. What is Cogeneration? Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power, is a proven technology with more than 4,400 facilities throughout the United States

13. Cogeneration Mechanism and Merits A generation unit and a Cogeneration unit both produce electrical power but in a Cogeneration system heat is reclaimed from the engine to produce a supply of heated water that can be used outside of the unit.

14. Using a single fuel source, Cogeneration simultaneously produces electricity and heat

15. Handbook for Cogeneration and Combined Cycle Power Plants by Meherwan P

16. Cogeneration Need to reduce greenhouse gases with a power system that produces electric power and thermal energy for heat, steam or air conditioning? Cummins has your Cogeneration solution

17. 2G provides a wide range of highly efficient, low emission Cogeneration systems

18. Not every facility that generates power will be a good site for Cogeneration.

19. WADE Economic Model – Cogeneration Courtesy ; WADE, UK More efficient fuel use 16

20. Internal combustion Cogeneration systems use an engine similar to an automobile engine

21. The Cogeneration of power and heat at West Point uses internal combustion engines

22. Cogeneration is the most optimum, reliable, clean and efficient way of utilizing fuel

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24. Hydro CDN430_G_1 Pincher Creek: Generator 1 1993 AB Cogeneration - Combined Cycle 24 9,187

25. Examples of how to use “Cogeneration” in a sentence from the Cambridge Dictionary Labs

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27. There are 8 twelve-letter words beginning with COG: COGENERATION COGENERATORS Cogitatingly COGNOMINALLY COGNOMINATED COGNOMINATES

28. From the nation's original pioneer in packaged Cogeneration, Tecogen's C ogeneration products offer significant benefits.

29. Large cogeneration systems provide heating water and power for an industrial site or an entire town.

30. Cogen Power Technologies owns and operates the 3.6 MW cogeneration plant that serves the Burrstone Energy Center Microgrid

31. The cogeneration plants should be designed and sized for the actual heat demand present or foreseen with certainty.

32. The city also hired a private company to build and run its cogeneration plant at the Miramar landfill.

33. The Committee also sees an opportunity here to develop more cogeneration systems by adjusting the size of power stations.

34. The influence of absorbing type refrigerating machine upon enorgysaving rate of the triplex cogeneration system to be very little.

35. Cogeneration is the simultaneous generation from a single energy source of two forms of energy, usually heat and electricity

36. Cogeneration is a technique for producing heat and electricity in one process that can save considerable amounts of energy

37. Installation, repair and maintenance of thermal, heating, air-conditioning, cogeneration, district heating installations, electric and water and sanitary installations

38. Installation, repair and maintenance of thermal, heating, air-conditioning, cogeneration, remote heating and electric installations, sanitary and firefighting installations

39. Cat® generator sets run a Cogeneration plant powering a large research university and providing self-sufficiency with backup power

40. Exceptional Cost Savings - Tecogen Cogeneration products are among the most efficient ways to provide electricity and heat to a building

41. Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the simultaneous production of electricity and heat from natural gas

42. Thermal (heat) and electrical (electricity) are usually the two forms of energy produced in many types of Cogeneration applications

43. Cogeneration (Combined Heat and Power or CHP) is the simultaneous production of electricity and heat, both of which are used.

44. The Capitol Power Plant's Cogeneration system will use natural gas in a combustion turbine to generate electricity and heat, increasing system

45. Cogeneration or Combined Heat & Power (CHP) systems are packaged power plants that provide reliable onsite generation and energy efficiency

46. Glasshouses or greenhouses can use combined heat and power (CHP) or Cogeneration in order to provide heat, carbon dioxide and electricity

47. Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the production of electricity and heat from a single fuel source

48. Cogeneration allows you to benefit from two or three forms of energy for the price of one, with minimal environmental impact

49. The Baytown Energy Center is a natural gas-fired power plant that incorporates combined-cycle and cogeneration technologies for highly efficient operations

50. Common examples of Cogeneration applications include pulp and paper mills, steel mills, food and chemical processing plants, and District Heating (DH) applications.

51. Cogeneration [ kō-jĕn′ə-rā ′shən ] A process in which an industrial facility uses its waste energy to produce heat or electricity.

52. Supply connection system for individual heat/electric energy and central heat/electric energy built as cogeneration system, and method for operating same

53. Cogeneration is defined as the sequential production of both electrical or mechanical energy and useful thermal energy from a single energy source

54. Cogeneration, the simultaneous production of thermal energy and electrical power, has been the subject of extensive studies since the mid-1970's

55. However, the majority of current and planned cogeneration desalination plants use either fossil fuels or nuclear power as their source of energy.

56. Fossil Fuel-Fired Coal Steam Oil/Gas Steam Combined Cycle Integrated Gasification Combined Cycle Turbine (Combustion and Advanced Combustion) Cogeneration Units Repowered Units

57. Cogeneration, or CHP (combined heat and power), and trigeneration tap the full potential of on-site power generation to manage overall energy consumption for commercial buildings, manufacturers, healthcare facilities, college campuses, military bases and other government and industrial enterprises.By capturing the heat that is normally lost during power generation, a Cogeneration facility can

58. Nuclear and renewable electricity is excluded from the mix, as they in an actual market situation are normally not displaced by cogeneration electricity.

59. Cogeneration is a highly efficient and ecologically beneficial method of power generation consisting of the effective utilisation of waste heat while producing power

60. Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the simultaneous production of multiple forms of energy from a single fuel source 1

61. Cogeneration is a cost-effective way to support the energy needs of local industry and one of the most efficient ways to generate electric power

62. Cogeneration is often associated with the combustion of fossil fuels but can also be carried out using some renewable energy sources and by burning wastes.

63. Disclosed are a supply connection system for individual heat/electric energy and central heat/electric energy built as a cogeneration system, and a method for operating same.

64. Cogeneration and CHP are used interchangeably in this paper and are defined as the combined simultaneous generation of heat and electrical energy with a common source of fuel

65. Cogeneration—also known as combined heat and power, distributed generation, or recycled energy—is the simultaneous production of two or more forms of energy from a single fuel source

66. Cogeneration or CHP (Combined Heat and Power) solutions from INNIO are designed to generate both heat and power increasing overall power plant efficiency up to 90% and even more

67. As an alternative solution for satisfying the cooling demands of buildings and improving the cogeneration efficiency, steam and hot-water driven absorption chillers can be included in trigeneration plant.

68. Its mission is to work with EU institutions and stakeholders to shape better policies and eliminate administrative, regulatory and market barriers to the wider use of Cogeneration in Europe.

69. Cogeneration plants are energy efficient and can be attractive options for reduction of operating costs, especially where the gas turbine exhaust can be used for heating or steam generation

70. Also known as combined heat and power (CHP), the term Cogeneration describes the simultaneous generation of electrical energy and usable heat from a single primary energy source, often natural gas or biofuels.

71. Powered by a gas turbine, a Cogeneration system is a highly efficient way of capturing heat which would otherwise be lost during the production of electricity and converting it into useful thermal energy.

72. G8 Summit Declaration at Heiligendamm “ Adopt instruments and measures to significantly increase the share of combined heat and power (CHP) (Cogeneration) in the generation of electricity” Declaration Report, Page 24 7 th June 2007 17.

73. Combined heat and power, also known as Cogeneration, is the use of electrical power and heat at a single power plant simultaneously. Exhaust gases leaving a gas turbine still contain a large amount of energy

74. Cogeneration, or Combined Heat and Power (CHP), is generally defined as the simultaneous generation of electricity and useful thermal energy (usually in the form of steam, hot water or chilled water) from a single source of primary energy

75. Cogeneration is a highly efficient form of energy conversion and using gas engines it can achieve primary energy savings of approximately 40% compared to the separate purchase of electricity from the electricity grid and gas for use in a boiler

76. Mechanical rotators and agitators, mechanical sifters, mechanical shakers, mechanical crushing machines, motors and engines, mechanical conveyor belts, mechanical pumps, regulators being machine parts, and machines being parts of installations for generating biogas from solid and liquid biomass, and for the production of energy by means of cogeneration

77. Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is a highly efficient process that generates electricity and heat simultaneously. By utilizing the exhaust energy from gas turbines, useful steam can be generated in a heat exchanger which can then be used in any number of applications, all with no additional fuel consumption.

78. Also known as combined heat and power (CHP), Cogeneration is the process of generating electricity and usable thermal energy at the same time. It is most commonly used in multi-building office or industrial complexes, multi-building PK-12 or college campuses, or facilities with 24-hour demand such as hospitals, hotels, or data centers.

79. Cogeneration is basically the production of energy and usable heat (generally in the form of steam and hot water) in the same plant, usually by capturing heat that in older plants used to be simply wasted. It's one of the principal ways in which countries intend to reduce their greenhouse-gas emissions so as to slow climate change.