Regulatory Actions Which Have Affected Cogeneration

Authors

  • Mr. Bernard F. Kolanowski Bernard F. Kolanow ski & Associates

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.1421

Abstract

Regulatory influences are powerful in the field of cogeneration.
Since most cogeneration facilities tie in with the local utility for standby
power and, in many cases throughout the United States, receive a price
break on the cost of natural gas to run the cogenerator, the government
expresses their need to protect the consumer, the utility, and the cogen-
eration facility with regulations.

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Author Biography

Mr. Bernard F. Kolanowski, Bernard F. Kolanow ski & Associates

Mr. Bernard F. Kolanowski is the president of Kolanowski & As-
sociates in Carlsbad, CA . His company specializes in applying
small-scale cogeneration packages to commercial and industrial users.
Mr . Kolanowski has more than 35 years experience in the sales and
marketing of capital equipment including various forms of alternative
energy and cogeneration. He was national sales manager for Ingersoll-
Rand's compressor line, setting up a network of more than 100 dealers
across the Ll.S, He was V.P. of sales and marketing for Environmental
Control Products, Inc., a manufacturer of incinerators and waste heat
recovery equipment.
As busine ss development manager for Riloy Stoker Takuma, Mr.
Kolanowski was responsible for sales to developers, municipalities and
contractors of large, mass bum, incinerators and waste heat recovery
boilers. As national sales manager for Solar Turbines, Mr. Kolanowski's
sales team sold cogeneration projects incorporating Solar's gas turbines
to the oil fields.
Kolanow ski@As sociates , 7221 Linden Terrace, Carlsbad, CA 92009; 760-
431-0930 , fax 0955; e-mail bkolanowski@bigplanet .com

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Published

1999-03-13

How to Cite

Kolanowski, M. B. F. . (1999). Regulatory Actions Which Have Affected Cogeneration. Distributed Generation &Amp; Alternative Energy Journal, 14(2), 6–11. https://doi.org/10.13052/dgaej2156-3306.1421

Issue

1999: Vol 14 Iss 2

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Articles