Article | REF: B8910 V1

Cogeneration techniques

Author: Claude LÉVY

Publication date: August 10, 1996

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6. Profitability

6.1 Investments

These are the most difficult values to estimate, as they vary enormously from case to case.

  • In the case of an entirely new installation, for the same power output, costs will generally be lower than in the case of adding a cogeneration unit to an existing installation.

  • On an existing installation, the problem is often to replace an obsolete boiler, increase the heating capacity of the boiler room, add an electrical back-up, etc. A cogeneration unit will then represent a plus over conventional equipment, and only the extra cost needs to be taken into account in the investment. In such cases, cogeneration represents a plus compared with conventional equipment, and only...

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