In preparation for the Kyoto Treaty meetings in 1997, nonprofit organizations and national laboratories prepared studies that identified combined heat and power (CHP) as a viable resource for maintaining current power supplies while mitigating climate change. Since this initial support, the movement aimed at creating a market for CHP has grown and strengthened. This report reviews what progress has been made and what challenges remain for the development of a fair market for CHP in a changing energy climate.

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17 pp., 2003, $16.00, IE031