CPV probably won’t have the capacity to provide 100% of a...

CPV probably won’t have the capacity to provide 100% of a buildings power.

However, multigeneration technology would allow it to be a contributor to the buildings heating, cooling and energy needs.

There are companies that do this already, cogeneration, trigeneration, quadgeneration, etc.

The power produced by CPV, would be just another element to add to the mix.

Many of these systems include natural gas to ensure continuity of energy supply.

While natural gas is a fossil fuel, it’s environmental footprint is a lot less than coal.  So it is less bad.

Any reduction in energy costs and emissions would be good, no?

I wonder if CPV have had discussions with companies that specialise in this field?

https://www.clarke-energy.com/gas-engines/trigeneration/

https://www.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au/vision/towards-2030/sustainability/carbon-reduction/trigeneration