Combined heat and power, also known as cogeneration, is an efficient process that generates electricity and captures and utilizes the waste heat produced simultaneously. It involves using a single fuel source, such as natural gas or biomass, to generate electricity through a generator or turbine. The waste heat generated during this process is recovered and utilized for heating, cooling, or other thermal energy applications. Combined heat and power systems offer higher energy efficiency, typically exceeding 80%, compared to separate production of electricity and heat. They provide cost savings, reduce fuel consumption, and contribute to environmental sustainability by maximizing the use of energy resources. Combined heat and power find applications in various sectors, including industrial, commercial, and residential settings.

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