The experienced, leading manufacturer of modular, on-site power and cogeneration plants, committed to the ongoing development of sustainable biofuel and emission control technologies. We design, manufacture, install and service plants as if they were our own. Since 1981 we have been working side by side with our customers to help them become more competitive through improved energy efficiency and reduced emissions.
The Advanced Cogeneration and Energy Utilization Center of Japan (ACEJ) was established in 2011 and currently has some 127 members. Most of the members are energy and technology companies with an interest in cogeneration. ACEJ’s overarching objective is to help preserve the global environment, contribute to the international community, and enhance the lives of people in Japan by promoting the use of cogeneration systems and other advanced energy technologies.
To promote and support cogeneration throughout Spain and in the areas where necessary, defending the interests of existing installations and promoting the construction of new plants, all based on the essential characteristics of this technology : high energy efficiency, primary energy savings, distributed electricity generation, contribution to climate action.
For over 80 years, ADDINOL has been developing high-performance lubricants and producing them at its head office in Germany. Through the long-term co-operation with renowned machine manufacturers and the proximity to practical lubricant demands, ADDINOL has become one of the leading providers of high-performance lubricants. With over 650 different products, ADDINOL can offer efficient solutions for automotive and industrial applications.
The Association for Decentralised Energy (ADE) is the leading trade association for decentralised energy in the United Kingdom, representing more than 150 interested parties from across the industrial, commercial and public sectors. The ADE strives for a more cost effective, efficient, decentralised and user orientated energy system, making use of technologies including combined heat and power (cogeneration), district heating, energy efficiency and demand side energy services.
Resulting from a merger in 1987, Baker Hughes is a global company with some 55,000 employees worldwide and customers in over 120 countries. Baker Hughes develops and deploys the most advanced technologies to serve energy and industrial companies looking for more efficient, more reliable and cleaner solutions. The company’s fields of expertise include turbomachinery, geothermal and hydrogen technologies, emissions management and CCUS, among others.
The German Association for Combined Heat and Power (B.KWK) was founded in 2001 and currently has some 371 members. These members include manufacturers, operators and planners of cogeneration systems, as well as public utilities, energy suppliers, scientific institutes and individuals. They all share the goal of advancing cogeneration in Germany and using the associated opportunities to benefit the economy and also the environment.
Caterpillar Inc. is the world’s leading manufacturer of construction and mining equipment, diesel and natural gas engines, industrial gas turbines, and diesel-electric locomotives. Since 1925, we’ve been driving sustainable progress and helping customers build a better world through innovative products and services. Caterpillar’s Electric Power Division delivers innovative power systems engineered for exceptional durability, reliability, and value.
The Combined Heat and Power Alliance is the leading national voice for the deployment of combined heat and power (CHP) and waste heat to power (WHP). The Alliance is a non-profit organization.
Clarke Energy, a KOHLER Company, is a multi-award-winning global business specializing in the engineering, installation and maintenance of distributed power generation solutions. Clarke Energy provides distributed power plant solutions with market leading engineering, installation and maintenance support.
Cogen España is the Spanish Association for the Promotion of Cogeneration and a national member of Cogen Europe. Its foundations since 2001 are based on achieving an equitable legal framework without barriers for the development of cogeneration facilities.
COGEN Europe, the European Association for the Promotion of Cogeneration, is the cross-sectoral voice of the cogeneration industry. Its mission is to work with EU institutions and stakeholders to shape better policies and eliminate administrative, regulatory and market barriers to the wider use of cogeneration in Europe.
COGEN (Brazil) was founded in June 2003, as an independent, non-commercial civil society, based on the convergence of interests in the development of cogeneration, bringing together companies from the sugar cane agribusiness, natural gas and electricity distribution, and manufacturers and service providers in this area.
The Cogeneration Association of India (Cogen India) was created in 2001 and currently has some 50 members including cogeneration operators, suppliers of equipment and services, energy companies and utilities, state and central government ministries, departments and other public bodies, as well as academic and research institutions. Cogen India cooperates with a wide variety of national and international organisations to promote cogeneration and related technologies.
An exchange platform where actors from the public, private, academic, financial and general sectors interested in cogeneration meet, in order to create an instance of coordination of different initiatives and actions to promote cogeneration in Mexico.
COGEN Portugal – the Portuguese Association for Energy Efficiency and Promotion of Cogeneration is a non-profit association that brings together a wide range of stakeholders from across the cogeneration sector in Portugal, including equipment manufacturers and suppliers, installers and maintenance companies, engineering companies, fuel and lubricant suppliers.
COGENTURK (KOJENTÜRK) was established in 1998 in Istanbul. Its mission is: to promote and encourage the use of cogeneration in order to improve energy efficiency and reduce emissions of greenhouse gases; and to suggest changes to legislation in order to facilitate the deployment of cogeneration technologies.
INNIO is a leading energy solution and service provider that empowers industries and communities to make sustainable energy work today. With our product brands Jenbacher and Waukesha and our digital platform myPlant, INNIO offers innovative solutions for the power generation and compression segments that help industries and communities generate and manage energy sustainably while navigating the fast-changing landscape of traditional and green energy sources.
In Italcogen all cogeneration technologies are represented, both fossil and biomass fuelled.
Kawasaki Heavy Industries, established in 1878, has a history of manufacturing integrated engineering products. Kawasaki offers a broad range of gas turbines “Kawasaki GPB Series” and gas engines “Kawasaki KG Series”.
The Large Bore Pistons Business Unit of KS Kolbenschmidt is one of the world’s major piston producers and offers optimal solutions for steel, NCI and aluminum pistons from 130 to 640 mm in diameter. With production sites in Neckarsulm (Germany), Marinette (USA) and Kunshan (China), KS Kolbenschmidt develops and produces pistons and other core components for engines and compressors, meeting the needs of its customers around the world.
A 2G CHP system is the ideal solution for everyone seeking to reduce energy costs in the long term and free themselves of rising electricity prices. As a pioneer, innovator and one of the leading manufacturers of decentralised energy generation systems using combined heat and power (CHP) in the world, we have commissioned thousands of technologically advanced and high efficient 2G CHP systems since 1995.