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Estimated Savings Based on:


Operating hours

Dollars Saved Annually

Cost Per Annum (Before)

Pieces of Equipment

kW Reduced

Energy Saved

Emission Factor Estimated T/MWH
Coal Fired 1.250
Natural Gas 0.500
Diesel Generator 0.790
Wind/Solar/Nuclear 0.000
Combined Source (Typical)* 0.707
Power Plant Op. Hours/Yr:8760 Eq Mw (calculated):

*Source for combined emission factor: EPA eGRID estimate

Carbon Credits

Tons CO2 Redux (Coal)
Tons CO2 Redux (Nat. Gas)
Tons CO2 Redux (Diesel)
Tons CO2 Redux (Combined Source)

Summary

Electric power reduction is a result of reducing the kW from to a lower kW of . A kW reduction will result in an annual savings of and an existing annual expenditure of , based on converting pieces of equipment operating hours per year.

Carbon credits are calculated by multiplying the Eq Mw () by the annual operating hours of a power plant (8,760 hours) and the estimated T/MWH of the relevant factors. The results are as follows:

  • per ton for CO2 reduction from coal.
  • per ton for CO2 reduction from natural gas.
  • per ton for CO2 reduction from diesel.
  • per ton for CO2 reduction from combined source.

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