Did you know that the global CHP market reached USD 29.8 billion in 2024?  The market is forecasted to grow at a CAGR of 6.4% from 2025 to 2033, with the total market value expected to reach USD 52.1 billion by 2033.   According to Growth Market Research, Europe remains the largest regional market, with a market size of approximately USD 12.1 billion in 2024. Countries such as Germany, the

Energy prices are constantly on the rise, making it increasingly important for individuals and businesses to find efficient ways to manage and reduce energy costs. At INDOP, we understand these challenges and are committed to providing innovative solutions that deliver both economic and environmental benefits. Our cogeneration units are a perfect example of this commitment, offering state-of-the-art technology designed and manufactured in Slovenia to meet the highest standards. What Are

At Indop, we believe that hydrogen holds transformative potential as a clean, efficient, and sustainable energy source. Over the past several months, our R&D team has been intensely focused on developing hydrogen-based products that can drive this vision forward. From rethinking energy storage and transportation to creating efficient hydrogen-powered systems, we’re committed to leading the way in this next-generation technology.   A World of Innovation at the Hydrogen Technology Expo

At Indop, health and workplace safety are more than just policies—they are core values that influence every aspect of our operations. Since we started producing our Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units in 2010, we are proud to have maintained an impressive safety record: zero work-related incidents in over a decade.   The Importance of Workplace Safety Workplace safety is not just about avoiding accidents; it’s about creating an environment

In today’s fast-paced world, businesses and homeowners alike are striving to reduce expenses, increase energy independence, and minimize their environmental impact. One highly efficient way to address these needs is by installing a Combined Heat and Power (CHP) unit.   What is a CHP Unit? A CHP unit is an innovative system that generates both electricity and heat from the same energy source. This dual-function capability makes it incredibly efficient,

Šoštanj, Slovenia – INDOP, a leading provider of innovative energy solutions, has recently announced a significant milestone in its expansion efforts. The company has successfully obtained a new technical certificate for its Micro Combined Heat and Power (CHP) units, solidifying its position in the dynamic Polish market. The attainment of this certification underscores Indop’s commitment to delivering cutting-edge technologies that meet the stringent regulatory requirements and quality standards of the

Environmental responsibility is incorporated into company processes on all levels. Our R&D team is constantly improving our products and testing new components. Newest preliminary internal tests showed excellent results in lowering the emission lever up to 50% with our micro range CHP units.   CHP technology is known for its potential to generate both heat and electricity simultaneously, making it an efficient and sustainable energy solution. However, concerns about emissions

It’s true that natural gas as the main fuel for CHP units has faced scrutiny due to concerns about exhaust emissions and its impact on the environment. However, the CHP technology has been continuously improving to minimize emissions and reduce its environmental footprint. Exploring alternative fuel sources is a key aspect of this development.   The usage of sewage gas, also known as biogas, as a fuel for CHP units

Indop team is active not only in the CHP business, but also taking care of several Solar PV plants on the domestic market. By combining different technologies and focusing on achieving the lowest environmental impact, we are demonstrating a strong commitment to long-term preservation of our planet. Maintaining and optimizing the performance of Solar PV plants is essential to ensure their efficiency and sustainability. Regular technical inspections, periodic washing of