THE COGENERATION MARKET
July 1st, 2011
BY MONIKA HANLEY, LEE ADENDORFF, MARK ROWE, ALAN OSBORN, MINDY RAN, GERARD O'DWYER and MARTINA MARECKOVA
FOR an industry that generates energy, heat and maybe cooling, the European cogeneration sector has been operating on a decidedly low output in recent years. According to the latest European Union (EU) data from Eurostat - the EU's statistical service - the share of all cogeneration (including combined heat and power - CHP - and cooling systems) in electricity generation within the EU rose by just 0.4% between 2004 and 2007 to 10.9 %. Some cogeneration ...
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