Top Cogeneration Equipment Companies

As a reaction to growing demands for energy efficiency, leading companies in the highly competitive cogeneration equipment industry are diversifying their product portfolios and looking at advancing technologies. Companies are integrating renewable energy sources with cogeneration equipment by forming alliances, mergers & acquisitions, and integration solutions. This enhances their market position by providing a complete way of generating and utilizing energy.

• Zero Carbon Partners (2019): A new company by the name of Zero Carbon Partners is constructing decentralized energy systems that integrate cogeneration technology with solar power. It specializes in small-scale CHP technology for homes and small businesses. The firm's hybrid systems integrate micro-CHP units and solar PV to offer an off-grid, low-carbon source of energy. Aside from promoting the utilization of clean energy in the residential sector, this creation also targets minimizing energy expenditure. Zero Carbon Partners' solutions are being implemented by New York and California cities.

• Advanced Microgrid Solutions (AMS) (2013): AMS offers state-of-the-art energy storage and cogeneration technology to industrial and commercial customers. They employ artificial intelligence (AI) based technology to monitor and optimize the transfer of energy between distributed energy resources (DERs) and cogeneration systems. They are currently engaged with California-based big-box stores and manufacturing businesses to deploy their systems by 2025 for the purpose of minimizing grid dependence and optimizing energy efficiency across structures.

Top Player’s Company Profile

• GE Vernova

• Tecogen

• Mitsubishi Power

• Caterpillar

• Cummins Inc.

• MAN Energy Solutions

• Bosch Thermotechnology

• Capstone Turbine Corporation

• ABB Ltd.

• Dresser-Rand Group

• Ansaldo Energia

• Rolls-Royce Power Systems

• Veolia North America

• Ormat Technologies

• Trane Technologies