Is my organization suitable for the adoption of a CHP plan?
A positive response to any of the following inquiries suggests that your organization might be well-suited for the implementation of a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) plan:
1. Are you concerned about the reliability of your electricity supply source?
2. Would there be substantial implications for business operations, safety, or health in the event of a power outage?
3. Is there an interest in mitigating the adverse environmental effects of your facilities?
4. Do you have concerns about the impact of current or anticipated energy costs on your business?
5. Do you have numerous thermal loads (such as steam, hot water, cold water, or hot air) throughout the year?
6.Does your facility operate for more than 5000 hours annually?
7.Are you planning to replace or upgrade your central equipment (including generators, boilers, and chillers) in the next 3-5 years?
8.Do you anticipate facility expansion or a new construction project within the next 3 to 5 years?
Managers or users exploring CHP as an energy solution can initiate the assessment process using Dashtkhavaran Energy Productivity Company's evaluation form.
The involvement and technical support from Dashtkhavaran Energy Productivity Co. can extend through subsequent stages, encompassing project development processes to necessary repairs and optimizations.
