Analysis of Micro CHP Potential in Latvia

Maija Krizmane; Anatolijs Borodinecs

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.725-726.1589

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HomeApplied Mechanics and MaterialsApplied Mechanics and Materials Vols. 725-726Analysis of Micro CHP Potential in Latvia

Analysis of Micro CHP Potential in Latvia

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The self-sufficiency in the energy field of Latvia is only 35,9 % therefore it is important to think about more efficient and local energy production to provide energy safety whilst reducing the dependence on external factors. [11,12] The current legislation is not favourable for micro CHP unit implementation due to high requirements for electricity sales, however on-site consumption is an option. A good example is Carnikavas Darznieks Ltd micro CHP project, which helped the company to reduce gas consumption of 608 450 m³ and CO₂emissions of 1680 tons per annum. The awareness in Latvia is high due to the experience with CHP plants and there is an interest from foreign companies. With the right application, micro CHP is perspective new technology in Latvia.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 725-726)

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Maija Krizmane*, Anatolijs Borodinecs

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District Heating, Efficiency, Heating, Micro CHP, Micro Power

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