Traditional power plants in Germany only convert around 38% of the energy used into electricity – the rest is lost as waste heat. In contrast, combined heat and power plants (CHP) offer a smart solution by not only generating electricity, but also making sensible use of the heat generated.

Efficient energy directly on site: CHP plants work according to the principle of combined heat and power (CHP) and thus achieve a significantly higher overall efficiency. They produce energy exactly where it is needed – be it in residential properties, building complexes, industrial plants or public facilities. This saves long transport routes and reduces energy losses.

Decentralized and needs-based: Due to their decentralized use, CHP plants can be flexibly installed wherever electricity and heat are needed. This makes them ideal for use in a wide variety of environments – from private households to larger residential complexes to industrial and commercial facilities.

Economics: CHP plants are not only environmentally friendly, but also extremely attractive from an economic perspective. They enable significant cost savings because they generate both electricity and heat on site and are therefore less dependent on expensive grid power supplies and fossil fuels. In addition, government funding programs can reduce your investment costs and further increase profitability.

Environmentally friendly and future-proof: CHP plants help reduce CO2 emissions and support the use of renewable energies. They are a future-proof investment in a cleaner, more efficient energy supply.

If you opt for a CHP plant, you are opting for a sustainable and efficient solution that not only reduces your energy costs but also actively contributes to environmental protection. In addition, CHP plants are often subsidized by the state, which makes them even more attractive. Find out more about your funding options here.