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The CHPA lobbies the government to take full advantage of CHP technology, seeing 'efficient generation' as a key aspect of climate change policy. | The CHPA lobbies the government to take full advantage of CHP technology, seeing 'efficient generation' as a key aspect of climate change policy. | ||
Members include major UK generation and distribution networks. The CHPA shares offices at [[Grosvenor Gardens]] with a number of other carbon trading, offsetting and renewables/greenwash lobbyists. Ex-Director of the CHPA [[David Green]] is now CEO of the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]], based in the same building. | Members include major UK generation and distribution networks. The CHPA shares offices at [[Grosvenor Gardens]] with a number of other carbon trading, offsetting and renewables/greenwash lobbyists. Ex-Director of the CHPA [[David Green]] is now CEO of the [[UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy]], based in the same building. | ||
Revision as of 10:07, 28 November 2009
The CHPA lobbies the government to take full advantage of CHP technology, seeing 'efficient generation' as a key aspect of climate change policy. Members include major UK generation and distribution networks. The CHPA shares offices at Grosvenor Gardens with a number of other carbon trading, offsetting and renewables/greenwash lobbyists. Ex-Director of the CHPA David Green is now CEO of the UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy, based in the same building.
Contents
Activities
In their own words:
'The aim of the CHPA is to promote the wider use of combined heat and power and community heating. To do this, the Association works with its members, Government and other non-Government organisations to:
- address the barriers that currently face CHP and Community Heating;
- ensure that when Government policies are developed they allow CHP and Community Heating to play their full role in delivering economic, social and environmental benefits to the UK;
- educate and inform Government, business and the wider community about the benefits of CHP and the great potential that exists in the UK to take advantage of it. '[1]
History
Affiliations
AEA leading low carbon policy consultants for the UK government regularly work with the CHPA.
People
Ex Director David Green is now CEO of UK Business Council for Sustainable Energy
- Graham Meeks Director
- Ian Manders Deputy Director
- Paul Gardiner Head of Policy
- Michael King Associate
- Tom FernCommunications Manager
- Peter SmithResearch & Membership Manager
- Craig DennettResearcher
Funding
BAXI group- a Europe wide heating systems supplier was the primary sponsor of their 2008 conference. ENER.G | Cooperative bank | Nabbarro | AEA Technology also sponsored the event. [2]
Clients
Publications
Contact
- Address:Combined Heat and Power Association
Grosvenor Gardens House 35/37 Grosvenor Gardens London SW1W 0BS
Registered office as above Registered in London No. 917116
- Phone:Tel: 44 020 7828 4077
Fax: 44 020 7828 0310
- E-mail: info @ chpa.co.uk
- Website:
Resources
Notes
- ↑ CHPA What we do About Us, Accessed 9/11/09
- ↑ CHPA Conference 2008, Accessed 16/11/09
