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On world average only 9% of electricity production comes from cogeneration or CHP. However, some countries are well above. For instance, Denmark has more than 60%. Cogeneration can not only deliver economic benefits but also environmental ones (avoiding CO2 emissions). If that is the case, why are not more countries reaching the level of Denmark? This paper describes the three main criteria which…
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John Armstrong
John Armstrong is an engineer whose career has spanned the extremes of the energy industry. He began his career constructing oil refineries before moving to work across fossil and renewable electricity generation. John has lead the growth of…
Author detailsWhat are power standards in different countries?
Whitepaper: What are possible challenges when selling electrical divices or installing equipment internationally? Which power standards are implemeted in various countries? Information about eg Voltage, receptacle type, approvals, hertz, current stability, and even different cords - and solutions to this sometimes confusing topic. Find out more about their solution offering in the world’s leading…
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Urban transport is responsible for about a quarter of CO2 emissions from transport. Technomar partnered this EU co-funded project on how to make urban transport more environmentally sustainable by wide deployment of Full-Electric Vehicles (FEV). This is the summary report covering interaction between FEV, transport- and energy infrastructure (smart grid). It also includes strategies for trip…
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10th international conference on Energy Efficiency in Motor Driven Systems
Energy Efficiency in Motor Driven Systems Contributions from research, industries and policymaker EEMODS is an established international conference where policymakers and energy efficiency experts from industry, research labs, universities and…
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Cracking the Hydrogen Colour Code
Recently there has been more and more in the media about hydrogen as a future fuel. These discussions often talk about hydrogen using a colour coding – which has the potential to confuse an already…
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Integration: the cornerstone of the energy transition
Ultra-efficient, renewable and digital : Tomorrow's energy system will be fundamentally different to its contemporary cousin. The shape of our energy future will reveal itself in the exhibits of the…
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