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Distributed Generation

Some businesses can be more energy efficient and achieve cost savings by generating their own electric power while effectively utilizing the excess heat that is produced in the power generation process. These include facilities such as hospitals, long term health care facilities, penitentiaries, hotels, colleges/ universities, retail units, warehouses, condominiums and various industrial plants.

Distributed Generation Advantages

Distributed Generation provides small-scale electricity generation at or near the point of use. It provides more efficient energy production, delivery and use, and better control of the cost and supply of power, now and in the future as well as providing a more secure emergency power backup option.

A new version of the CSA's C282 emergency generator standard and recent releases of the latest Ontario Building and Fire Codes now permit the option for designers to install utility-fed emergency life-safety generators in buildings lieu of on-site fuel storage fed units.

To assist firefighters and building officials, the Province's gas utilities have come together to offer a standardized gas regulator station design to building owners who wish to install such an emergency generator system which meets the requirements of the Standard and Codes.

For more information please contact your local Commercial Account Manager for further information and assistance."

Find out more about types of natural gas distributed generation equipment.  

Distributed GenerationFeasibility

The feasibility of using Distributed Generation in any operation depends on the energy load profile (how power is used), energy costs, how efficiently the energy produced can be utilized and the value and importance of reliable, uninterrupted power supply to the operations.

Find out more about distributed generation installation considerations in your operation.

Union Gas is committed to helping customers better understand Distributed Generation. We have developed a program to encourage the adoption of microturbines and reciprocal engines. Union Gas has also developed a Distributed Generation Screening Tool that helps customers estimate their energy production needs and determine the technologies that would be effective in their facility. Use our electronic screening tools and receive more information on our Distributed Generation program.

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