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COGENERATION
 WHAT IS COGENERATION
The generation of electricity and useful heat jointly in a
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Power
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Fuel Engine / Heat
Turbine
Waste To Environment
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Bottoming
Topping Cycle
Cycle

Internal
Combined Steam Gas
Combustion
Cycle Turbine Turbine
Engine
 COMBINED CYCLE

Gas
Fuel Power
Turbine

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Exhaust

Steam Steam
HRSG Power
Turbine

Exhaust
 STEAM TURBINE

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Fuel Boiler Steam Steam

Power
Turbine

Steam
 INTERNAL COMBUSTION ENGINE

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Fuel Engine Exhaust HRSG Steam

Power Exhaust
 GAS TURBINE

Gas
Fuel Power
Turbine

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Exhaust

HRSG Steam

Exhaust
 BOTTOMING CYCLE
Existing
Process

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Exhaust Steam

HRSG Steam Turbine Power

Exhaust
 Iru CHP Plant, Estonia
Svetlogorsk CHP Plant, Belarus
1969
Combined Cycle Gas Turbine
1958
Produce 190 MW Power, 398 MW Heat Steam Turbine
Uses Natural Gas Produce 155 MW Power, 630 MW Heat
Uses Natural Gas
Charlottenburg CHP Plant, Germany
Thermie Serres CHP Plant, Greece
1975

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2007

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Open Cycle Gas Turbine
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Produce 214 MW Power, 300 MW Heat Internal Combustion Engine

Uses Natural Gas Produce 16 MW Power, 91.5 MW Heat
Uses Natural Gas
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improved efficiency capital intensive

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less carbon emissions pre-empting risks

lower operation costs continuous demand

reduce transmission losses requires consistency

 with great
power
environmental-friendly technology option

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great
diversity in energy sources

responsibility