In the United States, tax credits for non-zero-emission cogeneration systems will end by the end of 2024. For this reason, the CHP Alliance, together with other players in the sector, are trying to demonstrate the immediate and concrete benefits offered by cogeneration in terms of reducing emissions. In fact, thanks to the simultaneous and efficient production of electricity and heat, cogeneration reduces emissions by about 50% compared to the separate management of the two energy carriers. This result is achieved constantly, 24 hours a day, without depending on external variables such as the sun or the wind. For these reasons, and in view of other significant benefits, cogeneration tax credits should be extended.