CHP Five Years Later: Federal and State Policies and Programs Update
Report Number	IE031
Author Info	R. Neal Elliott, Anna Shipley, and Elizabeth Brown
Details	Executive Summary In preparation for the Kyoto Treaty meetings in 1997, nonprofit organizations and national laboratories prepared studies that identified combined heat and power (CHP) as a viable resource for maintaining current power supplies while mitigating climate change. Since this initial support, the movement aimed at creating a market for CHP has grown and strengthened. This report reviews what progress has been made and what challenges remain for the development of a fair market for CHP in a changing energy climate.
Other Info	17 pp., 2003 View full report for free as a PDF file.
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