| Description
| All district energy systems have four basic components: a fuel source, the central production plant, a distribution network, and its connected customers. Typically the thermal energy is used for space hearing, space cooling, or process needs and when combined with the production of electricity in central plant is also considered to be a cogeneration facility. Combined heating, cooling and power generation in a single facility can offer attractive investment returns with lower capital costs than other alternatives.
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