Cogeneration or
Combined Heat and Power (CHP)

Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power (CHP), is the epitome of effective and efficient power generation. By harnessing a single fuel source, cogeneration ingeniously produces both thermal and electrical or mechanical energy. This innovative process maximizes energy utility, utilizing waste heat for additional benefits through exhaust or Jacket Water, generating steam, hot water, and more.

In the modern landscape, gas engine CHP has emerged as the prime choice, aligning with the demand for adaptable and compact solutions. As a reliable generator power provider in India, we at Green Power International take pride in being prominent engine manufacturers in India. Our commitment to sustainability and innovation drives our efforts in shaping a greener energy future.

Typical Diagram of Co-generation Plant - Power + Heat

Benefits of Cogeneration Application (CHP)

Cogeneration

Seperate Power Production

Utilities Generated from Waste Heat

Jacket Water Heat

Embracing cogeneration, or combined heat and power (CHP), represents a pivotal step towards a sustainable energy landscape. The seamless integration of thermal and electrical/mechanical energy production boosts efficiency and significantly curbs CO2 emissions, aligning with environmental responsibility. These advantages extend to substantial cost savings, heightening competitiveness across industries. As an EPC company in Gas & Liquid fuel-based power generation systems, we stand at the forefront of innovation, championing the green energy revolution in India and beyond.