Arizona Recycled Energy in Action
 Please join us in Phoenix, Arizona on January 26, 2012 to tour two successful recycled energy projects (Arizona State University and the downtown Phoenix district energy system), learn about the basics and benefits of recycled energy, hear about free resources to help get started on a recycled energy project, and discuss how we can increase the amount of this clean and efficient energy resource in the state.
The workshop is free for the first 20 registrants and $50 thereafter. Breakfast and lunch are included.
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Combined Heat and Power (CHP) is... generating electricity right near where it will be used, and then recycling the thermal energy for heating or cooling. It's very efficient, it already supplies 10% of our nation's energy, and it can and should supply more.
District Energy is... CHP, heating, and/or cooling for an entire university, office park, medical campus, mixed use sustainable development, or downtown. Over 400 building networks in the U.S. already use district energy, and the number is on the rise.
Waste Heat Recovery is... capturing waste heat that an industrial site or pipeline compressor station is already emitting, and turning it into clean and renewable electricity or recycled thermal energy.
All of these are... RECYCLED ENERGY - a better solution for our country's energy supply, economy, and environment.
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