Maximising efficiency and cost savings from onsite Combined Heat and Power (CHP) requires careful planning, design and installation.

Co-generating heat and power onsite can deliver cost savings of up to 40%, but making the right technical decisions is key to performance success.

Our guide covers all the essentials of developing a winning CHP project - from feasibility assessment and specification – to compliance with building and emissions standards - through to installation, commissioning and operation.

Read our technical guide to find out more about:

• CHP feasibility planning, including energy data collection & on-site reviews
• Choosing and sizing the right cogeneration system for your needs
• 'Plug and Play' rapid deployment standard system options
• Bespoke CHP design considerations
• Planning checklist to ensure your cogeneration system performs optimally
• Low NOx/low noise design essentials
• Connecting your project to the mains (G99/G100 protection)
• Technical data know-how and resources
• Building Information Modelling (BIM) and 3D laser scanning in CHP system design
• Quality standards compliance

If you would like to speak to one of our CHP technical experts, please get in touch.