From September 13-15, 2021, the Combined Heat and Power Alliance, the leading national voice for the deployment of combined heat and power (CHP) and waste heat to power (WHP), is hosting its second annual virtual National Summit on CHP. The Summit will convene a diverse group of stakeholders, including industry experts, end users and potential hosts, government leaders, policymakers, utilities, climate advocates, and other members of the clean energy community. It will be an opportunity to showcase the many benefits of CHP including reduced emissions, resilience and reliability, and economic competitiveness. This year’s conference will be particularly focused on CHP’s resiliency and reliability, key benefits to promoting sustainability in the 21st century. View the Summit website here to see a full agenda, sponsors, and speakers. Register for the event here. If you have any questions, contact Nicolette Santos at nicolette@dgardiner.com
The waste heat to power breakout session will take place on September 15th at 2:00 PM ET. Waste heat to power (WHP) is the process of recovering waste heat and using it to generate power with no combustion and no emissions. Many WHP systems use well-established technologies to capture heat and generate electricity, but innovations are constantly optimizing these systems and driving costs down. Research and development are leading to exciting new WHP technologies. Learn more about updates in WHP from the Heat is Power Association and Kanin Energy.
