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<br />70udlf Ross ,:.-Gl <br /> <br />The projected revenue from steam sales is based on the <br />alternative energy costs used in conventional steam production. <br />IThe costs are derived from the following blend of fuels being <br />converted to thermal energy with a 70% efficiency: <br /> <br />&0% interruptable natural gas at $4.65 per MeF in 1982 <br />20% #2 fuel oil at $1.00 per gallon in 1982 <br /> <br />This results in a 1982 steam price of $7.22 per MI. This price is <br />projected to escalate at the natural gas and fuel oil escalation <br />rates from the Minnesota Energy Agency's March 1982 fuel price <br />proj ect ions. <br /> <br />Market-constrained electricity prices--Electricity will be <br />produced via two 1.5 MW turbines. A condensing turbine producing <br />58.86 KW/MMBTU will generate electricity using any steam that is <br />not going to the process and space heat load. A backpressure <br />turbine producing 38.46 KW/MMBTU will generate electricity using <br />all steam going to the process and space heating load. <br /> <br />B'ased on the heat load requirements and the throughput of MSW, <br />the following quantities of electricity will be produced: <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />Start up year <br />Full operations <br /> <br />6,812,217 KWH <br />13,624,798 KWH <br /> <br />NSP is currently quoting a price of <br />to negotiation) as the price the utility <br />Electricity prices are escalated per the <br />March 1982 fuel price projections. <br /> <br />3.22~/KWH (+ 20% - SUbject <br />will pay for el~ctricity. <br />Minnesota Energy Agency's <br /> <br />I <br /> <br />- 13 - <br />