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Financial and Regulatory Support for Cogeneration in EU (2007)

admin — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 10:31:43 +0000

The development of cogeneration has been very uneven over the years and has been dominated throughout the last decades by national circumstances. For any market actor keen to develop its activities beyond its national borders, this 47-page report will provide a concise, up-to-date overview of the type of support an installation is likely to receive in each European Union Member State.” This report is free of charge to all COGEN Europe members and is available to to non-members for 299 Euros.

Cogeneration in CEEC (2007)

admin — Thu, 08 Feb 2007 10:31:12 +0000

This COGEN Europe study gives an overview of cogeneration markets in Central and Eastern Europe: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Slovenia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Croatia.
The objective of the study is to give a clear and concise snapshot of the market situation for cogeneration in these countries, covering the important non-technical issues in the cogeneration business. Therefore for each country the statistics for existing cogeneration is presented, followed by financial and regulatory support, market activities and potential for cogeneration. The chapters covering the Czech Republic, Hungary in Poland are on average long 6 pages, while the chapters covering the other countries are long 2 to 3 pages. The whole report is long 49 pages.and is free of charge to all COGEN Europe members and is available to to non-members for 299 Euros.

Overview of CHP in Europe (2005)

admin — Sat, 08 Jan 2005 10:37:56 +0000

This new report, free to members (€80 to non-members) gives a brief overview of CHP in each of the EU-25 Member States as well as Bulgaria, Croatia, Norway, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro, Switzerland and Turkey. The objective of this study report is to give a clear and concise snapshot of the situation for CHP in European countries, thereby reflecting the very diverse national current state and future outlooks for CHP.

The European Cogeneration Review. A Series of Country Reports (2003-2005)

admin — Sun, 08 Feb 2004 10:39:28 +0000

This new series of country reports on cogeneration in Europe replaces the successful European Cogeneration Reviews from 1997 and 1999. The reports are available to COGEN Europe Members free of charge and two months ahead of the publication to non-members (at a price of € 80 per country report).

Price:
The reports are available to COGEN Europe Members free of charge and two months ahead of the publication to non-members. Non-Members pay € 80 per country report

Reports available:
Turkey (July 2005)
Belgium (July 2005)
Denmark (January 2005)
United Kingdom (July 2004)
France (June 2004)
Greece (September 2003)
Ireland (February 2003)
Spain (January 2003)

File size and delivery:
Each country report has between 25 to 42 pages. The file (size is between 400 Kb – 1.2 Mb) will be sent electronically in pdf format.

Contents:
Each report follows the following general structure:

1. Introduction
2. Statistics (Cogeneration and greenhouse gas emissions statistics)
3. Cogeneration Potentials and Market Growth Forecast
4. Economies of Cogeneration (Electricity buy-in and export prices, gas prices)
5. Legal Framework relevant for Cogeneration (Legislation on cogeneration, electricity markets, renewables, …)
6. Electricity and Gas Market Opening – Current Status and Impacts on Cogeneration
7. Electricity Grid Issues (network operation, grid connection, …)
8. Models to finance and operate Cogeneration Installations
9. Cogeneration Support Schemes
10. Barriers to Cogeneration
11. Conclusions and Recommendations
12. COGEN Europe’s Ranking
13. Bibliography
14. Useful Websites