District heating

District heating plants are suitable facilities for the application of cogeneration. CHP units in the district heating plants can generate power to the grid in a highly efficient manner while supplying heat to the surrounding households or industrial facilities. Generation in the consumption site reduces energy losses and operating costs. In addition, by being able to respond quickly to the changes in the power and heat demand, cogeneration contributes to the energy stability and sustainability of urban infrastructures. CHP units in the district heating plants also reduce CO2 emissions which has a positive impact on the environment.