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Co-generation is the sequential production of two different forms of energies, mechanical or electrical power and thermal, from a single primary energy source. See also: [[Combined Heat and Power (CHP)]] | Co-generation is the sequential production of two different forms of energies, mechanical or electrical power and thermal, from a single primary energy source. See also: [[Combined Heat and Power (CHP)]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:59, 26 March 2014
Co-generation is the sequential production of two different forms of energies, mechanical or electrical power and thermal, from a single primary energy source. See also: Combined Heat and Power (CHP)
Source: GREEN EFFORTS Deliverable 6.2, Opportunities of regenerative energy production on site
