Combined heat and power (CHP) projects and heat pumps

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Combined Heat and Power (CHP) projects

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    Practice Note: An introduction to Combined Heat and Power (CHP) Projects introduces what CHP projects are and the key contracts involved, the revenue streams typically available to CHP projects, and provides an explanation of the key contractual and regulatory issues faced by CHP projects

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    Practice Note: Combined heat and power—technology explains CHP technology, and outlines some of the important issues relating to these systems. It is part of a series of technology guides on renewable energy

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    Practice Note: Biomass heating—technology explains the technical, environmental and economic aspects of biomass heating. It is part of a series of technology guides on renewable energy. It also covers environmental aspects, economics and costs, incentives, and technology status and diffusion. Biomass CHP is addressed in a separate Practice Note (see below)

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    Practice Note: Biomass combined

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