|
+ Electricity generation sources
need not be shown. Use
10,500 Btu/kWh
+ Define one unit-year of
operation (What is a typical process unit?
What is the typical unit capacity? (E.g. tons/year/unit,
million Btu/year/unit, size of one plant or process using the new
process/equipment/model, etc.)
Column 1: is the type of energy.
Use as many rows as necessary to describe the energy savings
applicable to the current technology.
Column 2: (a) is the energy
consumed or produced with the current technology.
Column 3: (b) is the energy
consumed or produced by the new technology.
Column 4: (c): is the per unit
energy savings (derived from ‘a - b’).
Column 5 (d): is the number of
units expected to be in place in 10 years (specify period).
Column 6: (e) is the cumulative
savings (derived from ‘c * d’)
This table should cover all the
energy uses, including:
·
ENERGY AND PETROLEUM EMBODIED IN
THE MANUFACTURE OF PRODUCTS;
·
TRANSPORTATION ENERGY FOR
HAULING OF WASTE TO DISPOSAL (USE 130,000 BTU/GAL FOR GROUND
TRANSPORTATION FUEL);
·
ANY COAL OR DERIVED PRODUCT USE;
·
ENERGY USED IN WASTE REDEMPTION,
TREATMENT OR DISPOSAL;
·
ANY PETROLEUM PRODUCT USED;
·
ANY NATURAL GAS PRODUCT USED;
·
ELECTRICITY (USE A POWER
GENERATION RATE OF 10,500 BTU/KILOWATT HOUR)
|
