Micro-CHP project for Energetix and E.ON
Chester-based alternative energy company Energetix Group has signed an agreement with E.ON UK to develop and deploy micro combined heat and power technology in UK homes.
Chester-based alternative energy company
has, through its Genlec division, signed an agreement with
to develop and deploy Genlec's micro combined heat and power (micro-CHP) technology in
homes.
The companies intend to collaborate on the development of a fully integrated micro-CHP system, incorporating Genlec’s Organic Rankine Cycle unit that can be fitted into
Under the agreement, E.ON will fund the testing and evaluation of a Genlec micro-CHP system at the Energetix facility in
The evaluation, which is scheduled for completion in the first half of 2008, will outline the energy savings achieved during testing of the Genlec micro-CHP system, assess its commercial value and appraise its economic potential.
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