EASTERN EUROPE STILL A BASTION OF CHP
August 1st, 2012
BY MONIKA HANLEY, IN RIGA; ALICE TRUDELLE, IN WARSAW; CARMEN PAUN, IN BRUSSELS; EUGENE VOROTNIKOV, IN ST PETERSBURG; ROBERT STOKES, IN MALAGA; GERARD O'DWYER, IN HELSINKI; LEE ADENDOORF, IN LUCCA; ALAN OSBORN; MJ DESCHAMPS; AND KEITH NUTHALL
In eastern Europe, with its Soviet-era reliance on communal heating systems, co-generation continues to have strength. And in the Baltic States region, Latvia (with 45% CHP gross electricity generation in 2010 according Eurostat) has continued to be the Baltic industry leader in 2012. It has 83 active combined heat and ...
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