Combined Heat and Power statistics in Ireland 2014 report update.

1. Combined Heat and Power
in Ireland
Trends 1991 – 2013

2. Overview
– The Survey
– CHP In Ireland 2013
– CHP In Ireland 1991-2013
– Contribution to Gross Electricity Consumption
– Summary

3. The Survey

4. 2013 CHP Survey
System Details Year Specific Information
Installation Site Annual Operating Hours
Address Fuel Input (MWh)
County Total Electricity Generated (MWh)
CHP Supplier Total Heat Generated (MWh)
Installation Date Heat Usefully Employed (MWh)
Prime Mover Electricity Exported to the Grid (MWh)
Fuel Type
Installed Electrical Capacity (kWe)
Installed Thermal Capacity (kWt)

5. CHP In Ireland 2013

6. Operational Capacity by Fuel 2013
Total Operational Capacity:
308.1 MWe
Total Units: 251

7. CHP By Sector 2013
Total Operational Capacity:
308.1 MWe
Total Units: 251

8. CHP In Ireland 1991-2013

9. Units and Capacity 1991 to 2013

10. Fuel Inputs and Energy Outputs

11. Contribution to Gross Electricity Consumption

12. CHP Electricity as a % of Gross Electricity
Consumption 1990 to 2013

13. EU (27) CHP Electricity as % of Total Electricity
Generated 2011

14. Summary

15. Summary
– Operational capacity in 2013 was 308 MWe (251 units), a
0.6% increase on 2012.
– Natural gas was the preferred fuel with 84% of units and
92% of operational capacity
– Services sector accounted for 82% of units but only 13% of
operational capacity.
– In 2013, 7.4% of total electricity generation was from CHP
installations
– Full 2014 CHP report available for download from
http://www.seai.ie/energy-data-portal/

16. Thank you.
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Ireland’s EU Structural Funds Programme co-funded by the Irish
Government and the European Union.