MICRO-CHP OFFERS POTENTIAL TO POWER EUROPE IN AN EFFICIENT, MORE ENVIRONMENTALLY-FRIENDLY WAY
November 1st, 2012
BY MJ DESCHAMPS, ALAN OSBORN, IN LONDON, LEE ADENDORFF, IN LUCCA, ITALY; MICHAEL KOSMIDES, IN ATHENS; DAVID HAYHURST, IN PARIS; ANDREW KURETH, IN WARSAW; AND JOHN PAGNI, IN HELSINKI
THE POTENTIAL of micro-CHP (combined heat-and-power) for industrial businesses, residential complexes and individual homes is becoming increasingly clear across Europe. It can actually be more efficient than larger-scale CHP, as the majority of its heat and electricity is delivered directly to the customer.
In fact, according to Dr Scott Dwyer, senior analyst at UK-based consulting ...
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