8.3.2017
Germany: cogeneration as a complementary resource to renewable energies
Market and policy
The energy generated by renewal sources is intermittent and therefore not always available. Cogeneration, which guarantees flexibility and a continuous supply of energy, could be used to constantly meet the energy demands of the market. This is what already happens today in Germany and the margin of improvement is very high also in the rest of Europe.
Original language: English
Origin: Belgium
Speaker
Jean Pierre Boydens
Managing Director, COGEN Vlaanderen
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