Combined heat and power
Booty, F.
Combined heat and power - 2001 - Facilities Management 8(12) September 2001, 10-11(2) .
Combined heat and power (CHP) is an efficient technology for generating electricity and heat together. CHP plants simultaneously generate usable heat and power in a single process. Details the key benefits of CHP. These include the fact that, typically, it achieves a 35% reduction in primary energy use, in comparison with power stations and heat-only boilers. In addition, CHP will be exempt from the Climate Change Levy tax. Notes there has been a steady rise in the number of CHP schemes in buildings in the UK since 1995, and gives details of high-profile users. Describes government initiatives to promote CHP schemes.
COMBINED HEAT AND POWER
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
BENEFITS
ELECTRICITY
CLIMATE CHANGE LEVY
Combined heat and power - 2001 - Facilities Management 8(12) September 2001, 10-11(2) .
Combined heat and power (CHP) is an efficient technology for generating electricity and heat together. CHP plants simultaneously generate usable heat and power in a single process. Details the key benefits of CHP. These include the fact that, typically, it achieves a 35% reduction in primary energy use, in comparison with power stations and heat-only boilers. In addition, CHP will be exempt from the Climate Change Levy tax. Notes there has been a steady rise in the number of CHP schemes in buildings in the UK since 1995, and gives details of high-profile users. Describes government initiatives to promote CHP schemes.
COMBINED HEAT AND POWER
FACILITIES MANAGEMENT
BENEFITS
ELECTRICITY
CLIMATE CHANGE LEVY