Combined heat and power facility or "co-generation facility" means a generation facility which produces electric energy and steam or other forms of useful energy such as heat, which are used for industrial or commercial heating or cooling purposes. A combined heat and power facility or co-generation facility shall not be considered a public utility.
Combined heat and power facility means a facility which
Combined heat and power facility means a facility which produces electric energy, steam or other forms of useful energy such as heat, which are used for industrial, commercial, heating or cooling purposes;
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Combined heat and power facility with sufficient capacity to serve other sites.
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Combined heat and power facility or “CHP Facility” means an electric generation facility that produces both electricity and thermal energy from a single fuel input.
Combined heat and power facility. (“CHP”) means an electric generation facility that produces both electricity and thermal energy from a single fuel input. To be eligible, the CHP must meet the criteria set forth in California Public Utilities Code Section 2842 as