Boston / Kyoto / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / London / Arlington / /
Company
ICF Resources / Renewable Energy / Environment Associates / Interlaboratory Working Group / Low-Carbon Technologies / District Energy Systems / Delphi / Environmental Analysis Inc. / Joint Working Group / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / United Kingdom / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
Edison Electric Institute / Greenhouse Gases / Gas Research Institute / building CHP / Tellus Institute / Institute R. Neal Elliott / /
IndustryTerm
electricity market / chemicals industry / electricity generation capacity / food industry groups / cogeneration systems / retail / electricity grid / larger industrial systems / smallest systems / thermal energy / greenhouse gas / net energy savings / energy savings / food / energy / heat-recovery equipment / greenhouse gas emissions / manufacturing industries / electricity / energy service firms / electricity transmission grid / power producer / energy efficiency / manufacturing / wholesale electricity / chemical / industrial electricity generation capacity / food industry / open electricity markets / manufacturing plants / chemicals / larger systems / /
Organization
Department of Energy / American Council / Energy Information Administration / American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy / Union of Concerned Scientists / Heat and Power Association / office of Energy Efficiency / Tellus Institute / European Union / Gas Research Institute / Environmental Protection Agency / /
Person
Max Duckworth / Michael Lazarus / Mark Spurr / Sivan Kartha / Tina M. Kaarsberg / Stephen / William Dougherty / R. Neal Elliott / Michael Ruth / /
Position
Program Assistant / President / Major / independent power producer / /
ProvinceOrState
Virginia / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
The Outlook / /
Technology
CHP technologies / fuel cells / Energy Technologies / /
An Integrated Assessment of the Energy Savings and Emissions-Reduction Potential of Combined Heat and Power Tina M. Kaarsberg, Northeast-Midwest Institute R. Neal Elliott, American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy