DCHP today's hot topic
Representatives of manufacturers, end-users, trade associations, housing associations and government departments will convene in London for EPN’s second Domestic CHP conference on 8 June.
Cogeneration - the production of usable heat and power from the same source - is established at the industrial level, but its application in small-scale residential properties is still in its infancy.
DCHP2 - Driving the Products to Market builds on the success of the 2003 event in giving this crucial emerging technology its own national forum.
As at the 2003 conference, speakers will be limited to 20-minute presentations so the subject can be covered in the greatest possible depth.
The full programme is:
The Business Case
DCHP in Context
Prioritising dCHP
Persuading the utilities
Positioning the products
Investing for mass production
What the market needs
Reality versus expectations
Interested parties
The manufacturer’s view
Housing Associations/Local Government
Central Government
Creating the market
Replacement gas boilers
Manufacturing and marketing strategy to 2013
Distribution companies as wholesalers
Until 26 March, delegates can book at the "early bird" discount price of £325. After that, the price is £375 including full documentation, lunch and refreshments. Please contact: s.linnell@highburybiz.com
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