Abstract: . . .  were signed in the 1980’s to increase the efficiency of our energy supply and diversify the state’s portfolio to make it more stable and reliable. Those contracts have governed the sale of excess electricity from large-scale cogenerators to privately-owned utilities. For years, cogenerators have attempted to renew those contracts but the process has been excruciatingly slow and in many cases unproductive so far because there’s no standardized . . .
. . .  They can contact public utility commissioners directly and voice their desire to preserve cogeneration in the state’s energy portfolio. They can also contact the CogenWorks coalition to find out more about preserving cogeneration. Who is CogenWorks? A coalition of cogenerators, including cities, hospitals, universities, refineries, food processors, and a variety of businesses and industries.  . . .
. . .  cogeneration Questions & Answers About Cogeneration Page 1 Questions & Answers About Cogeneration What is Cogeneration? Also known as Combined Heat and Power Systems (CHP), cogeneration is a highly efficient process that transforms energy from one source (usually natural gas) into two energy products: electricity and heat. It essentially recycles the waste heat that occurs . . .
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