Maximum use of renewable energy sources for both electricity and heat production is a clear priority of energy policy in Europe. However, for a long time, we will not be able to do without energy from fossil sources, which will be used as backup and compensation sources. We have interviewed Josef Jelecek, the chairman of COGEN Czech – the Association for combined production of heat and power, to discuss the possibilities of gas cogeneration.

At the beginning of May 2018, 8 TEDOM Cento T200 CHP units were put into operation at the Waste Landfill site in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.

We expanded our portfolio with two biogas CHP units of the FLEXI line with an output of 250 kW and 265 kW respectively. They are aggregates of SCHNELL Company using the Scania DC 13 engine which are equipped with a technology of so-called passive pre-chamber. Because of this technology, the electrical efficiency of both CHP units reaches 42.5%, which makes them units classified with the highest electrical efficiency in their power class.