Electricity and chilled water, planned together.
Integrated generation and cooling for factories, public spaces and controlled-environment agriculture.
Designed for
your operating needs.
Combined cooling, heat and power (CCHP) can recover heat from gas engines to support absorption chilling. Electric chillers, ice storage and BESS can be integrated where the load profile and project economics justify them.
Technical context: Combined heat and power fundamentals.
Scope & capabilities
- Electrical and thermal demand assessment
- Heat recovery and absorption-chiller integration
- Electric chilling and optional thermal storage
- Coordinated operation of power and cooling assets
Factories, greenhouses and outdoor cooling
A clearer brief.
A better design.
Share your site location, expected peak load, daily operating hours, available utilities and required start date. These inputs help define the technical configuration and commercial structure.
Equipment sizing, delivery scope and performance targets are established through the project assessment.
Prepare a project enquiryTwo outputs from one fuel input
Recovered exhaust and jacket-water heat can provide thermal input to an absorption chiller. Feasibility requires verified electrical and cooling loads, confirmed gas and water interfaces, a commitment to use the thermal output, and integrated engineering and performance testing.