As per a recent report by U.S. Energy Information Administration, the total energy consumption in the U. S. by the year 2017, was 97.7 quadrillion Btu whereas the production was equal to 87.5 quadrillion Btu. The difference in consumption and production of energy leads to imports of fuel to meet the energy demands making it quite an expensive deal. The country needs reliable and cost-effective solutions to meet the exceeding demands of energy.

Combined Heat Power system is one of the most popular and efficient energy generation alternatives. The process is also known as cogeneration in which electricity and thermal power is simultaneously produced through the combustion of fuel or solar heat collector. The conventional method includes a separate boiler and plant system to generate heat and energy giving only 45% efficiency whereas the CHP offers efficiency as high as 80%.