The British Academy for Training and Development offers a professional training course in Combined Heat & Power (CHP). This course is provided by a team of internationally experienced energy engineers and focuses on fuel economy, emission reduction, decentralization of energy and power supply. Basic terms and definitions of CHP, evaluation parameters, and energy conversion systems are explained. The focus of this course is to understand the thermal design of cogeneration systems and the types of existing technologies. This certification course provides participants with up-to-date knowledge on how to assess the benefits of installing cogeneration systems, design cogeneration plants, and take advantage of available incentives. The course enables participants to achieve success in the renewable energy and cogeneration industry, both nationally and internationally.

Who should attend? 

• Those who have both a basic and advanced understanding of the industry.
• Engineers, architects and professional installers.
• Managers and directors looking to invest in this technology or want to know how cogeneration works.
• Those who need to evaluate the benefits of adopting CHP technology.

How attendees will benefit? 

After completion of the course, delegates will understand: 

• Learn CHP thermal design principles and various available CHP devices and systems.
• Learn about basic regulatory issues, environmental benefits, consequences, and emissions regulations.
• Learn the procedures to conduct a feasibility study including economic analysis.

• What is CHP?
• Markets, Resources and Targets Overview.
• Physical Principles (Energy Content, Technology Types).
• Design Guidelines (Types, Sizing, Choices, Manufacturers).
• Environmental Impact and Analysis.
• Financing, Regulations and Incentives (MCS, RHI, CCL)
• Case Studies, Best Practice Analysis.
• Simulation Tools.
• Norm.
• Standards References and References.