Gulf Coast CHP Application Center
Creating a Community of Enthusiasm for CHP in the Gulf Coast Region
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The Gulf Coast CHP Application Center was formed to increase adoption of CHP technologies in the states of Texas, Louisiana, and Oklahoma. We invite you to explore how CHP can benefit our region's businesses and communities, and how the Gulf Coast CHP Center can help with technical assistance, project support, education, policy reform, grant information, and other goals.

Announcements
CATEE Conference
October 24, 2008
CATEE Conference
HARC and the Gulf Coast CHP Applications Center are pleased to sponsor the Clean Air Through Energy Efficiency (CATEE) conference to be held in Plano, Texas this December 15-17, 2008. The conference will highlight policy issues likely to impact energy efficiency during the upcoming Texas Legislative Session. The Gulf Coast CHP Applications Center is also hosting a free CHP workshop on December 15. To register for the CATEE conference and the CHP workshop, please go to http://esl.eslwin.tamu.edu/catee-2008/home.html.
Three New Reports Available
September 10, 2008
Three New Reports Available
The Gulf Coast CHP Center publishes three new reports: A market study focused on CHP potential in Texas's agricultural sector and a technical analysis of the NOx emissions impacts of biodiesel in a reciprocating engine. Click on the following links to read the full reports: Combined Heat and Power Potential Using Texas Agricultural Wastes (Adobe PDF 859 KB), Biodiesel Emissions Report: NOx Emissions Rates for Reciprocating Engine Generator Using Biodiesel Fuels (Adobe PDF 2.39 MB) and NOx Emissions Impacts from Widespread Deployment of CHP in Houston (Adobe PDF 1.22 MB)..
Save Energy Now Workshop Series
July 2, 2008
Save Energy Now Workshop Series
Documents and prentations for our two events in the Save Energy Now workshop series are now available; Industrial Energy Workshop: How to Survive Natural Gas at $10/MMBtu and Improve Your Bottom Line: How to Generate Energy from Biomass Wastes.

Institutional Buildings
CHP systems can help reduce the cost of heating, cooling, or providing power to a wide variety of government and institutional facilities. Installation of CHP systems at these facilities can provide increased power supply reliability, better occupant comfort, improved indoor air quality, and reduced boiler emissions. [More]

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GCAC Workshops
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Bocci Engineering Recognized as a Woman's Business Enterprise
Carter & Burgess Inc. to Assist UT with their new Combined Heat & Power Upgrade
Biofuels Power Fires Up Biodiesel Plant in Montgomery County - Houston Business Journal (Adobe PDF 135 KB)
City Hopes to Cut Sites' Power Bills - The Houston Chronicle (Adobe PDF 1.53 MB)
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Funding News & Solicitations
Funding News & Solicitations
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