Cut ENERGY Costs with COGENERATION IN THE NORTHEAST

Catalyst Power helps businesses in the Northeast improve energy efficiency with turnkey cogeneration systems—no upfront investment required.

This short video explains what determines your business's power pricing and how sustainable solutions can lower costs.

What Is Cogeneration?

Cogeneration, or combined heat and power (CHP), generates electricity and useful heat from a single fuel source—boosting overall system efficiency and reducing utility costs. At Catalyst Power, we install and operate the system with no upfront cost to your business. It's a fit for businesses because of:

  • Capacity Charge Reduction: Cut one of your largest electricity costs by lowering peak demand.
  • No Upfront Cost: Catalyst Power installs and maintains the system—we own and operate it.
  • Energy Efficiency Boost: Improve site performance and reduce waste with a more efficient energy system.

Who It’s Best For

This solution is best for:

  • Commercial or industrial facilities with 200+ sq ft available in their mechanical room
  • Steady electric and thermal loads (heating, water, processes)
  • Businesses located in NJ, NY, PA, CT, and MA
  • Companies looking to improve efficiency and budget certainty

FAQs

Curious to learn more? We're happy to shed some light on the details below.

Is cogeneration right for my business?

If your facility has steady electricity and thermal needs, it’s likely a great fit.

How does cogeneration work alongside my existing energy system?

Cogeneration systems generate electricity on-site while capturing heat for hot water or space heating. Operating behind-the-meter, they reduce the electricity you draw from the grid without disrupting your current setup. Systems can be sized and run to efficiently meet your facility’s energy needs, including peak-demand periods.

How much will I actually save with cogeneration?

Savings vary by facility size, usage patterns, and utility rate structure—but many commercial customers see significant reductions in both energy supply costs and demand- or capacity-based charges. We’ll model your potential savings during the assessment process so you can make an informed decision.

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