Combined Heat and Power Summit- Thursday 11 and Friday 12 November 2010
Thursday 11 November 2010 and Friday 12 November 2010 , Dusseldorf, Germany
Energy efficiency is of critical importance to power plant developers and operators. By optimising energy efficiency, it is not just the operational costs which are reduced but, more importantly, carbon emissions can also be markedly decreased, in order to comply with national and EU legislation. Combined Heat and Power (CHP), also known as cogeneration plants, is a highly efficient way to use both fossil and renewable fuels and can therefore make a significant contribution to current sustainable energy goals, resulting in environmental, economic, social and energy security benefits. However, current regulatory and economic challenges need to be overcome in order to realise the full potential of cogeneration on industrial and communal levels. This cutting edge event will draw together political and regulatory representatives, leading power generation companies, industrial CHP and district heating operators and users, to generate discussion and discovery of the very best strategies and developments. •Understand European and national regulations and measures to promote cogeneration •Discover investment trends to optimise your strategic decision-making and ensure economic feasibility of your project •Optimise your project management and planning in terms of integration and interconnection •Learn from industrial and communal CHP case studies
