| Financial
and Regulatory Support for Cogeneration in EU (2007) |
The
development of cogeneration has been very uneven over the years
and has been dominated throughout the last decades by national
circumstances. For any market actor keen to develop its activities
beyond its national borders, this 47-page report will provide
a concise, up-to-date overview of the type of support an installation
is likely to receive in each European Union Member State."
This
report is free of charge to all COGEN Europe members and is available
to to non-members for 299 Euros.
 (coming
soon) |
| Cogeneration
in CEEC (2007) |
| This
COGEN Europe study gives an overview of cogeneration markets in
Central and Eastern Europe: the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland,
Slovenia, Slovakia, Bulgaria, Romania, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia
and Croatia.
The objective of the study is
to give a clear and concise snapshot of the market situation
for cogeneration in these countries, covering the important
non-technical issues in the cogeneration business. Therefore
for each country the statistics for existing cogeneration is
presented, followed by financial and regulatory support, market
activities and potential for cogeneration. The chapters covering
the Czech Republic, Hungary in Poland are on average long 6
pages, while the chapters covering the other countries are long
2 to 3 pages. The whole report is long 49 pages.and
is free of charge to all COGEN Europe members and is available
to to non-members for 299 Euros.
(coming soon)
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| ELEP:
European Local Electricity Production 2005-2007 |
Administrative
Procedures in the EU-15 for Decentralised Generators (Jan
2007)
Grid
Connection Charging in the EU-15 (Sept 2005) |
| DISPOWER:
Distributed Generation with High Penetration of Renewable Energy
Sources 2001-2005 |
|
Grid
interconnection of DG in Europe: current requirements and recommendations
for future activities (Oct 2005) |
| Joint
Statement on the CHP Directive (2005) |
|
Joint
Statement |
| Overview
of CHP in Europe (2005) |
| This
new report, free to members (€80 to non-members) gives
a brief overview of CHP in each of the EU-25 Member States as
well as Bulgaria, Croatia, Norway, Romania, Serbia-Montenegro,
Switzerland and Turkey. The objective of this study report is
to give a clear and concise snapshot of the situation for CHP
in European countries, thereby reflecting the very diverse national
current state and future outlooks for CHP.
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| Micro-CHP
Fact Sheets on the status of micro-CHP technologies and markets
in different European countries
(2004/5) |
Czech
Republic
Germany |
Netherlands
Portugal
|
United
Kingdom |
| The
European Cogeneration Review. A Series of Country Reports (2004/5) |
This
new series of country reports on cogeneration in Europe replaces
the successful European Cogeneration Reviews from 1997 and 1999.
The reports are available to COGEN Europe Members free of charge
and two months ahead of the publication to non-members (at a price
of € 80 per country report).
 |
| DG-FER:
Distributed Generation - Future Energy Resources (2004) |
| Final
Project Report "Roadmapping the Paths for the Introduction
of Distributed Generation in Europe" (1.2 Mb) |
| DECENT:
Decentralised Generation Technologies: Potentials, Success Factors
and Impacts in the Liberalised EU Energy Markets (2002) |
| Final
Report
Summary
with key recommendations (pdf, 75 kB)
Full
Report (865 Kb)
Annexes
(1.9 Mb)
Decent
Working Papers & Futures Study
Barriers
and Success Factors for Decentralised Generation in the EU (46
Kb)
Future
Study on Decentralised Generation (76 Kb)
Scenarios
for Decentralised Generation in 2020 (46 Kb)
Other
publications
 "Decentralised
Power Generation in the Liberalised EU Energy Markets"
(Wolfram Jörß et al.; Springer-Verlag, Heidelberg,
2003; ISBN 3-540-40133-4) is based on the results of the DECENT
study.
Distributed
Generation: Development of EU Policy. A policy report from ECN
(891 Kb) |
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MICROMAP: Mini and Micro
CHP Market Assessment and Development Plan (2002) |
|
Summary
Report (191 Kb) |
|
PROSMACO: Promotion of
small-scale cogeneration in rural areas. Final Project Report
(2002) |
|
 Final
Report (6.8 Mb)
Summary
(25 Kb) |
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EDUCOGEN: An Educational
Tool for Cogeneration (2001 and 2002) |
| Educogen
- An educational tool for cogeneration, second edition (2.1
Mb)
 Educogen
- An educational tool for cogeneration, second edition (4.0
Mb)
A comprehensive overview about cogeneration principles, technologies,
applications, economies, etc. on 176 pages.
A
Guide to Cogeneration (211 Kb)
A
Guide to Cogeneration
(1.6 Mb)
Guide to the the principles and applications of cogeneration
and to help policymakers and other professionals understand
this technology.
Final
Project Report (414 Kb)
Annexes
(155 Kb)
Summary
(78 Kb) |
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FUTURE COGEN: The Future
of CHP in the European Market - The European Cogeneration Study
(2001) |
| Country
studies covering 28 European countries (free for members, payable
for non-members):
Final Project Report:
final
report, full version (712 Kb)
final
report, summary (212 Kb) |
|
The Administrative Obstacles to the Development of Decentralized
Cogeneration - Electrical Network Limits (1999) |
A
comprehensive review of the cogeneration situation in the UK,
France and the Netherlands, this study provides features unique
to each country such as the UK electricity trading arrangements;
latest statistics on small-scale cogeneration, thorough analysis
of the connection issue and recommendations to policy makers and
utility executives. € 175 (for members, € 50 only).
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|
Cogeneration Market Prospects Reports (1998-99) |
These
publications give extensive assessment and analysis of the energy
sectors in each country focussing on the most important aspects
for cogeneration. They also provide information on legislation
in the energy sector, financing and investment conditions as well
as an analysis of potential market opportunities. They are aimed
at suppliers, developers, consultants and support services.
Cogeneration Market Prospects in the Czech Republic (1999). €
400 (for members € 200)
Cogeneration Market Prospects in Hungary (1999). € 400 (for
members € 200)
Cogeneration Market Prospects in Poland (1998) € 400 (for
members € 200)
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|
Emissions Trading & Joint Implementation - The Implications
for Cogeneration (1998) |
| The
environmental agreement in Kyoto established Emissions Trading
and Joint Implementation as solutions to the challenge of climate
change. This publication explains these mechanisms in a clear
and straightforward way and investigates whether they are suitable
tools to stimulate the development of cogeneration. € 95
Euros (for members € 50 Euros for each additional copy)
|
|
The Impact of Energy Market Liberalisation on Cogeneration, Energy
Efficiency and the Environment (1997) |
A
major study focussing on policy and markets in UK, France, Germany,
USA, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Hungary, Poland, Norway and the
Netherlands, this report looks in detail at the links between
the European Directive on introducing greater competition into
the electricity market and European environmental policy on climate
change. It provides an analysis of EU electricity and gas proposals,
an analysis of liberalised markets and an assessment of their
impact on cogeneration, energy efficiency and the environment.
€ 365 (for members € 170).
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|
Achieving Environmental Objectives Through the Use of Market Instruments
- A Cogeneration Industry Perspective (1997) |
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Cogeneration in Europe: Key Requirements for its Development
(1995)
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The Utilities Procurement Directive, Cogeneration and IPPs
(1995)
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