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Hanley Wood University

Building Performance

Impact of Combined Heat and Power Systems in Residential and Commercial Buildings Course
1 LU HSW/SD/AIA
Combined Heat and Power (CHP) systems, as the name implies, serve dual purposes. First, they use a propane or natural gas generator to create electricity. The electricity produced from the generator is used by the home, reducing energy costs. If more electricity is generated than is consumed, the power can be sold back to the grid through net metering available in most states. Simultaneously, the heat from the engine is captured and used to warm the building or create hot water, further reducing energy costs. CHP units have been used in Europe for years and are now becoming more popular in the U.S. This courses is registered for the following education credits: 1 HSW/SD hour, AIA; 1 NAHB hour, 1 NARI hour. Take the course.

Posted:

March 2012

Subject(s):

Building Performance, HVAC, Energy Efficiency

Sponsor:

Propane Education and Research Council

Certification(s):

NAHB, NARI
How to Design, Build and Market an ENERGY STAR Home

Take the course.

Posted:

August 2011

Subject(s):

Building Performance, Energy Star

Sponsor:

BOSCH

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