Combined Heat and Power, also known as cogeneration, is a technology used to generate both electricity and usable heat from a single fuel source, letting industries squeeze far more value out of every unit of energy. In Meva’s case, that fuel is renewable biosyngas produced using thermal gasification. The biomass cogeneration plants are optimized for the best efficiency, avoiding heat losses during power generation, instead the CHP plant captures and uses it.

The result is a tightly integrated system where one process feeds the other, allowing energy to be produced with higher efficiency. In simple terms, CHP turns what would normally be losses into productive heat, making the entire energy cycle leaner and more effective.