Division 5.11
United Kingdom
The fuel input means the total (CHP and non-CHP) fuel energy based on the lower heating value needed to generate (CHP and non-CHP) electrical energy and heat produced in the cogeneration process during the reporting period. Examples of fuel inputs are any combustibles, steam and other heat imports, and process waste heat used in the cogeneration unit for electricity generationf1. Returned condensate from the cogeneration process (in the case of steam output) is not considered to be fuel input.
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Fuel inputs should be measured in equivalent units referred to the main fuel used to produce these fuel inputs.