COGEN World Coalition
Today’s challenge for the future of both the people and the planet, has been globally launched with a very clear goal: to merge economic growth with energy efficiency and environmental sustainability.
In the energy field, for large firms and companies in different sectors, the technological solution is already there on the global market and is constantly growing: it is named cogeneration or combined heat & power (CHP).
Increasing energy efficiency
Reducing emissions
Lowering energy bills
Improving energy system resilience
Making industry more competitive
Turning consumers into prosumers
The Cogen World Coalition (CWC) aims to create and expand a global community of firms, companies, institutions and people focused and interested on cogeneration/CHP. We advocate for an efficient and sustainable use of energy. Acting as the global reference point for the sector, we are supporting the sustainable growth of continents and countries that have only recently entered this specific market and that are developing this technology already mature and widely used in different areas of the world.
To create and foster liaisons and contacts with relevant intergovernmental organizations (United Nations, UNFCCC and CSD-Commission on Sustainable Development, IEA-International Energy Agency, WTO-World Trade Organization, World Bank, IMF, etc.)
To connect companies, entrepreneurs, associations and professionals active in the field of energy efficiency; to exchange information and experiences related to this technology; to promote a wider use of cogeneration worldwide.
To support initiatives in order to lobby policy makers and regulators; to exchange, discuss and develop positions on issues of common interest: energy efficiency, climate change, sustainable development, financing and much more.
To support the establishment and development of national and continental associations/networks linked to cogeneration.
COGEN World Coalition highlights how cogeneration can contribute to helping the world reach Net-Zero Emissions
In the context of the ongoing discussions at COP29 in Azerbaijan, the COGEN World Coalition (CWC), which represents major players in cogeneration (also known as