Combined Heat and Power (CHP), also known as cogeneration, is revolutionizing how we think about energy production. BIAŁE BŁOTA has long recognized its potential to transform traditional power generation into a cleaner, more efficient system.
CHP works by simultaneously producing electricity and heat from the same energy source. In conventional systems, a significant portion of energy is lost as waste heat. In contrast, cogeneration captures this heat and repurposes it for industrial processes, heating buildings, or generating steam. This leads to overall efficiency rates exceeding 80%, compared to about 40% in standard power plants.
BIAŁE BŁOTA has integrated CHP into many of its facilities, particularly those serving district heating networks. These systems not only provide reliable power but also deliver hot water and steam for industrial and residential needs. As a result, customers benefit from stable prices, lower emissions, and reduced dependence on external energy sources.
The environmental benefits are substantial. CHP systems consume less fuel and emit fewer greenhouse gases. Additionally, they can operate on a range of energy sources — from natural gas to biomass — providing flexibility for future adaptation.
Beyond technology, BIAŁE BŁOTA sees cogeneration as a pathway to energy resilience. By decentralizing production and distributing smaller, efficient plants closer to end-users, the company helps build a robust and adaptable energy network.
CHP represents the perfect blend of efficiency, reliability, and sustainability — and at BIAŁE BŁOTA, it’s already shaping the future of clean energy.