including:

Central Statistical click balance Bureau data show that in 2011 Latvian worked 84 cogeneration plants with a total electrical capacity of 966.2 megawatts (MW), which accounted for 3,122 Gigawatt hours (GWh) of electricity and 4,175 GWh of heat, which is 60.9% of the total amount of heat produced.
including:
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Cogeneration plants are divided into: general click balance use cogeneration plants, whose main activity is electricity and heat production (NACE 2.red. Chapter click balance 35); company co-generation plants that produce electricity and heat production and their technological needs and part of the heat produced is sold (NACE 2.red., excluding NACE 2.red. Chapter 35).
From 84 CHP plants in operation in 2011, has 64 general purpose CHP plants click balance with installed capacity of 944.8 MW, which is 97.8% of the total installed capacity of CHP plants and 20 companies cogeneration plants with installed capacity of 21.4 MW.
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368.4
From 84 CHP plants in operation in 2011, 64 co-generation plants (both general use cogeneration plants, cogeneration plants and businesses) with a total electrical capacity of 883 MW worked for more than 6 months.
In June 2012 the CSB database (www.csb.gov.lv) the theme "Energy" section of the annual data will be published in a series of tables for the operation of cogeneration units in 2011: Number of CHP plants, electric power, electricity and heat production (EN18); CHP plant breakdown click balance by type of fuel consumed (EN20); click balance Heat balance in statistical regions and cities (EN23); Company boiler and cogeneration plants heat produced by kind of activity (EN24); Company boiler and cogeneration plants of fuel consumed by kind of activity (EN25).
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