Cogeneration and Wheeling of Electric Power : Opportunities in a Changing Market
Title: Cogeneration and Wheeling of Electric Power : Opportunities in a Changing Market
Author: Jr., P.E.; and William A. Martin, P.E.; John H. Fish III, P.E.; John R. Boyle, Ramond G. Tessmer
ISBN: 0878144544 / 9780878144549
Format: Hard Cover
Pages: 195
Publisher: PennWell
Year: 1995
Availability: In Stock
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This book investigates the potential for increasing cogeneration by wheeling power through an interconnected utility to another utility or industrial plant. The book addresses technical and external constraints as well as potential solutions. Issues examined include markets for wheeled power, regulatory considerations, decoupling electrical and thermal power production, considerations of the interconnected utility, operational constraints, and contracting issues.
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Foreword
Chapter 1 : Introduction to Wheeling Opportunities
Chapter 2 : Markets for Wheeled Power
Chapter 3 : Regulatory Constraints and Uncertainties
Chapter 4 : Basic Project Development Considerations
Chapter 5 : Contracting Considerations
Chapter 6 : Utility Treatment of Wheeling Cogenerators
Chapter 7 : Decoupling Electrical and Thermal Power Production
Chapter 8 : Fuel and Fuel-Burning Equipment
Chapter 9 : Cogeneration System Operational Limitations
Chapter 10 : The Future of Cogeneration and Wheeling
Bibliography
Index
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Title: Cogeneration and Wheeling of Electric Power : Opportunities in a Changing Market Author: Jr., P.E.; and William A. Martin, P.E.; John H. Fish III, P.E.; John R. Boyle, Ramond G. Tessmer ISBN: 0878144544 / 9780878144549 Format: Hard Cover Pages: 195 Publisher: PennWell Year: 1995 Availability: In Stock |
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This book investigates the potential for increasing cogeneration by wheeling power through an interconnected utility to another utility or industrial plant. The book addresses technical and external constraints as well as potential solutions. Issues examined include markets for wheeled power, regulatory considerations, decoupling electrical and thermal power production, considerations of the interconnected utility, operational constraints, and contracting issues.
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