cogeneration

Converse of object

• promote: Canada has a new association to promote cogeneration nationally.
• support: Despite general policies supporting cogeneration and decentralized power production, these practical barriers seem hard to remove.

Preposition: in

• industry: POTENTIAL FOR RECYCLED ENERGY AND CHP There are still prospects for cogeneration in the steel industry.

Adjective modifier

• on-site: Perhaps less understood is the potential for on-site cogeneration as part of this growth.
• advanced: Advanced cogeneration is the re-routing of blast furnace gas or coke oven gas from the alternative energy boilers through industrial gas turbines.

Modifies a noun

• plant: The design of heat recovery steam generators for use in cogeneration plants presents a series of challenges.
• unit: The facility is a 7.5 MW central cogeneration unit that has the option of being expanded to over 22 MW.
• capacity: Our current cogeneration capacity reduces CO 2 emissions by approximately 9 million metric tons annually.
• system: Connection to the public supply: Cogeneration systems are most often designed to operate in parallel mode.
• facility: Our cogeneration facilities, in 30 locations worldwide, have enough capacity to power close to 7 million European households.
• project: Recently he was working for Chevron Texaco on a major cogeneration project in Normandy.

Noun used with modifier

• turbine: They have had steam turbine cogeneration for some time.
• combined-cycle: The first combined-cycle cogeneration system in Alberta was developed in 1979 at the Dow Chemical Fort Saskatchewan complex near Edmonton.
• steam: They have had steam turbine cogeneration for some time.
• biomass: A pulp and paper mill in northern Saskatchewan has biomass cogeneration.
• gas: Restructuring led to a number of gas turbine cogeneration projects.
• fuel: The U.S. Government owns and operates 30 fuel cell cogeneration units, the world's largest fleet of fuel cells.