Escalating cost of power, unreliable quality, growing demand resulting in continued shortages, dependency on Central and State grids and frequently changing policies!!!

These are the grim realities of the current power scenario in India. This makes it difficult, for the industry & commercial establishments to become globally cost competitive.

One of the fastest developing countries in the world today, with economy in transition, India consumes 12.18 quadrillion Btu (Quads) of power, with over 8 to 1 0% growth per annum. It is of utmost importance for business and industry, to have adequate, economical, reliable power supply of high quality.

COGENERATION of electricity and thermal energy, wherever feasible, is an effective solution to the problem.

COGENERATION

Cogeneration, also known as combined heat and power or CHP, is simultaneous production of electricity, heating and/or cooling, from a single fuel input, with an overall efficiency normally exceeding 70%