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1 CHP - The Business Case An Introduction to Combined Heat and Power CHP 100 1
2 Acknowledgements 2
3 Overview! When Does CHP Make Sense! Where is CHP Practical?! Problems in CHP Economic Analysis 3
4 When Does CHP Make $ense? 4
5 When Does CHP Make $ense?! High Thermal and Electric Loads that Occur Coincidentally! Sufficient Spark Spread! Long Operating Hours! Central Heating and Cooling System! Minimal Electric Distribution Connections! Special Electrical, Cooling or Heating Needs Picture Courtesy of Waukesha Engines Co. 5
6 When Does CHP Make $ense?! Look Carefully at On Peak Power Rates! CHP May Make Sense for On- Peak Operation! Where Electric Back-Up is Desirable Medical Facilities Assisted Living Centers Prisons Mental Health Locations that Need Existing Back- Up Systems Replaced Security Location Telecommunications and Server Facilities Picture Courtesy of Waukesha Engines Co. 6
7 Where is CHP Practical?! Knowing Facilities True Electric Price! Three Questions in CHP Economics Picture Courtesy of Caterpillar 7
8 Knowing Facilities True Electric Price! Electric Prices are More than the Energy Charge! Demand Charges Can be as Large or Larger Depending on the Facilities Load Profile Picture Courtesy of Brownsville Electric Co. 8
9 Knowing Facilities True Electric Price! Example: What is the True Cost of On-Peak Electric Power for a Hospital Facility with a 75% On-Peak Load Factor on Comm Ed 6L The Hospital Has a Peak Demand of 3 MW Results in a Monthly On Peak Energy Consumption of 330,000 kwh 9
10 True Electric Price 6L - Summer True Electric Costs Electric Energy Rate From Utility Bill $0.050 $/kwh Electric Demand Rate From Utility Bill $16.41 $/kw On Peak Electric Usage From Utility Bill 330,000 kwh Demand Usage From Utility Bill 2,000 kw Electric Charges From Utility Bill $16,573 Demand Charges From Utility Bill $32,820 Total Bill From Utility Bill $49,393 Average Cost on Peak Total Bill/Electric Usage $0.150 $/kwh 10
11 True Electric Price 6L - Winter True Electric Costs Electric Energy Rate From Utility Bill $0.050 $/kwh Electric Demand Rate From Utility Bill $12.85 $/kw On Peak Electric Usage From Utility Bill 330,000 kwh Demand Usage From Utility Bill 2,000 kw Electric Charges From Utility Bill $16,573 Demand Charges From Utility Bill $25,700 Total Bill From Utility Bill $42,273 Average Cost on Peak Total Bill/Electric Usage $0.128 $/kwh 11
12 Three Questions in CHP Economics 1. Is CHP Profitable: Can I Make a Profit on Each Hour of Operation? 2. Is the Profit Sufficient to Cover the First Cost and Provide a Sufficient Payback? 3. What is the Value of the Other Benefits 12
13 Question 1 - Profitability! Shows NET Cost of Electric Generation From the CHP System AFTER Heat Recovery Displaces Boiler Load 13
14 Question 1 - Profitability! Shows NET Cost of Electric Generation From the CHP System AFTER Heat Recovery Displaces Boiler Load 14
15 Values Includes Maintenance Allocation Maintenance Allocation Included 15
16 Values Includes Maintenance Allocation Maintenance Allocation Included 16
17 Approximate Heat Recovery Opportunities by Application 17
18 Putting in Current Gas and Electric Rates True Cost of Electricity on Peak $0.15/kWh Gas at $6.00/MCF 18
19 Without Heat Recovery Net Cost $0.085/kWh Savings/kWh 19
20 With Heat Recovery Savings/kWh Net Cost $0.038/kWh 20
21 What Happens When Gas Prices Vary Gas Price Variation from $4-8/MCF Without Heat Recovery Cost or Electricity Varies from $0.055 to $0.10/kWh 21
22 What Happens When Gas Prices Vary Gas Price Variation from $4-8/MCF Cost or Electricity Varies from $0.035 to $0.05/kWh With Heat Recovery 22
23 Gas Volatility! Effect is Moderated by the Recovered Heat 23
24 Question 1 - Profitability! Electric Generating Price Can Be Very Reasonable! Heat Recovery LOWERS Volatility in Generating Cost Recovered Heat Replaces Boiler Gas Fuel Which is Also Varying 24
25 Question 2: Is the Profit Sufficient? Looks at Simplified Cases To Illustrate Important Principles Tend to Produce Low Paybacks Will Follow with Realistic Paybacks for the Northern Illinois Area Simplified Case! Use the 75% Load Factor Model (Hospital)! Assume that 4,500 Btu/kW is Recoverable 25
26 Full Load and 100% Heat Recovery Summer Winter On Peak Hours of Operation True Cost of Electricity $0.15 $0.13 Cost of Gas $6.00 $6.00 Cost of Generating Electricity $0.04 $0.04 Cost Savings per kwh $0.11 $0.09 Cost Savings per kw Capacity/Season $80.08 $ Total Savings per kw Capacity per Year Max First Cost/kW for 5 Year Payback Max First Cost/kW for 4 Year Payback $ $1, $1,
27 Larger Systems = Lower Cost/kW 27
28 Larger Systems = Shorter Payback Allowable First Cost for 5 Year Payback Practical Size Range 28
29 For a 4 Year Payback Allowable First Cost for 4 Year Payback Practical Size Range 29
30 Question 2: Is the Profit Sufficient?! Answer Depends on Customers Payback Horizon! Answer Depends Heavily on the Plant Size Larger Plants Lower Payback Why CHP is More Common on Larger Loads 30
31 Question 3: What is the Value of the Other Benefits 31
32 Standy Generators Vs. CHP Buying Decisions Should Be Made On Life Cycle Cost Initial Price Sensitive Zone $/kwe - hr Operating Cost Sensitive Zone Traditional Standby Segment Prime-Power/Continuous Segment Hours per Year 32
33 For a Client Who Desires Back-Up Capability Summer Winter On Peak Hours of Operation True Cost of Electricity $0.15 $0.13 Cost of Gas $6.00 $6.00 Cost of Generating Electricity $0.038 $0.038 Cost Savings per kwh $0.11 $0.09 Cost Savings per kw Capacity/Season $80.08 $ Total Savings per kw Capacity per Year First Cost for 1500 kw Plant ($.kw) Payback Period (Years) First Cost for 1500 kw Plant ($.kw) Avoided Cost for 1500 kw of Back-Up Net First Cost for CHP Function Payback Period (Years) $ $ $ $ $
34 Question 3: What is the Value of the Other Benefits Cogeneration Projects Usually Include Other Benefits That Can be Similarly Broken Out:! Improved Power Quality Avoided Cost Power Conditioning Equipment! New Heating Capacity Avoided Cost Replacing Old Boilers! Centralized Power Feed Single Account Billing Avoided Cost Overlapping Demand Charges 34
35 More Formal Economic Analysis! Recoverable Heat Can Not All Be Productively Used! More Detailed Economic Analysis is Essential! Will Use a Simple Example; Use the 75% Load Factor Model (Hospital) Assume that 4,500 Btu/kW is Recoverable Commonly Only 50% of the Recoverable Heat is Productively Used (Recovered) Why? - Some Recoverable Heat is Produced When There is No Heat Load 1500 kw Plant 35
36 Full Load and 100% Heat Recovery Summer Winter Plant Size 1500 On Peak Hours of Operation MWh Generated True Cost of Electricity $0.15 $0.13 Avoided Electric Cost $160,875 $482,625 Cost of Gas $6.00 $6.00 Gas Consumed per Hour (32% HHV) MMBH Gas Consumed MMBtu 12,640 37,919 Cost of Gas Consumed -$75,838 -$227,514 Recoverable Heat Produced per Hour (MMBH) Percent of Recoverable Heat Recovered 100% 100% Total Heat Recovered (MMBtu) Boiler Fuel Avoided by Recovering Heat (MMBtu) Cost Savings for Boiler Fuel Avoided $36,197 $108,591 Maintenance Allocation -$11,798 -$35,393 Net Savings First Cost for 1500 kw Plant Payback Period (Years) $437,746 $1,275,
37 Full Load and 50% Heat Recovery Summer Winter Plant Size 1500 On Peak Hours of Operation MWh Generated True Cost of Electricity $0.15 $0.13 Avoided Electric Cost $160,875 $482,625 Cost of Gas $6.00 $6.00 Gas Consumed per Hour (32% HHV) MMBH Gas Consumed MMBtu 12,640 37,919 Cost of Gas Consumed -$75,838 -$227,514 Recoverable Heat Produced per Hour (MMBH) Percent of Recoverable Heat Recovered 50% 50% Total Heat Recovered (MMBtu) Boiler Fuel Avoided by Recovering Heat (MMBtu) Cost Savings for Boiler Fuel Avoided $18,098 $54,295 Maintenance Allocation -$11,798 -$35,393 Net Savings First Cost for 1500 kw Plant Payback Period (Years) $365,352 $1,275,
38 More Complete Realistic Economics! Run CHP System Against Actual Plant Loads System will Not Be Loaded at All Times! Generally Seeing 4-6 Year Paybacks Using a Far More Complete Hour by Hour Simulation Program Against $5 - $6 Gas Prices The 6L Rate Commercial Systems in the 1-3 MW Range 38
39 Detailed CHP Modeling Services 39
40 Investment Level Economics! Total Financial Pro Forma Analysis Annual Cash Flow Plan Rate of Return, Net Present Value Sensitivity Analysis Discount Rate 12% Depreciation Period 15 Years All Dollar Values in Thousands Investment 270 Tax Rate 0% Year Savings $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Before-Tax Cash Flow -$270 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Depreciation (Straight-line) $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $0 Taxable Income $62 $62 $62 $62 $62 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 -$18 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 After-Tax Cash Flow -$270 $80 $80 $80 $80 $80 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Cumulative Cash Flows -$270 -$190 -$110 -$30 $50 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 $130 Present Value of Cash Flows -$270 $71 $64 $57 $51 $45 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 $0 Cumulative PV Cash Flows -$270 -$199 -$135 -$78 -$27 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 $18 NPV $18 IRR 15% 40
41 Problems in CHP Economic Analysis 41
42 Problems in CHP Economic Analysis! A List of Common Issues with CHP Economics Washing Away the Saving Over-Sizing the Plant Poor Technology Choice for the Thermal Load Averaging 42
43 Washing Away the Savings! Economic Calculators and Spreadsheets are Always Based on an Assumption of How and When the System is to Be Run! If the Wrong Operating Strategy is Chosen Loseing Money During Some Operating Periods Program May Not Show What is Happening! Before Running Economics Settle on the Most Profitable Possible Operating Strategy 43
44 Operating Strategy Examples! Operate at All Times! Operate On-Peak Only! Operate to Meet the Electric Load! Operate to Meet Thermal Load! Operate to Shave Demand Charges Any Number of Possibilities Exist Look at the Cost of Power Gen Vs. Purchased Costs to Find the Right Strategy 44
45 Power Gen. Vs. Purchased Costs Numbers from Previous Examples (Utility Prices in Red) Purchase Comm Ed 6l Price Off Peak No Demand Charge Includes Cost of Fuel and Maintenance Minus Value of Recovered Heat Includes Cost of Fuel and Maintenance True Electric Price Hospital Case 45
46 Power Gen. Vs. Purchased Costs Numbers from Previous Examples (Utility Prices in Red) Never Operate the CHP Plant Off-Peak Operate the CHP Plant ON-Peak if There IS a Heat Load Operate CHP Plant ON-Peak if There IS NO Heat Load 46
47 Washing Away the Savings! Example Shown Demonstrates a Plant Should Operate only On- Peak! Should Operate On-Peak if there is a Heat Load or Not 47
48 Washing Away the Savings! Look to the Fuel and Maintenance Only Cost for Electric Generation to Decide WHICH Hours a CHP System Should Run! If this is Buried in a Modeling Program Money Losing Hours will Wash Away Savings from Money Making Hours. 48
49 Washing Away the Savings! These are MARGINAL Costs for CHP Electricity Covers Fuel and Maintenance! Use to Find the BEST Operating Scheme! THEN (and ONLY Then) Do the Payback Analysis on the Required Investment 49
50 Over-Sizing the Plant Peak Load is 2,200 kw 50
51 Over-Sizing the Plant! Payback Depends VERY Heavily on How Large the System is Relative to the Load Example Shows that CHP Payback Can Be <4 Years BUT if Sized to Carry Entire Load > 9 Years! Why?? More Money for Less Heavily Used Equipment 51
52 Another Way to Look at This! For the 2,200 kw Building! Install CHP Plant Consisting of 500 kw Generators First Generator Runs All the Time Makes Savings All the Time The Second & Third are Less Commonly Used Fourth is Almost Never On and Rarely Productive! Yet All Have the SAME Purchase Price! In General CHP Plant Size Should be Between 40-60% of the Peak Load 52
53 Tech Choice for Thermal Load Best Thermal Load for Engine Generators Hot Water Hydronic Space Heating Single Effect Absorption Chillers Best Thermal Load for Gas Turbines Any of the Above Under Engine Generators Steam to High Pressure Double Effect Absorption Chillers Steam Turbine Driven Chillers 53
54 Averaging! Dangerous - Tends to Overestimate Savings! Programs that Predict Savings Based on Monthly Average Electric and Thermal Loads! Example: If the Recoverable Heat is Below the Monthly Average Heat Load An Averaging Program will Assume All the Recoverable Heat is Actually Recovered 54
55 Buried in Averaging Programs Actual Thermal Load MMBH Average Thermal Load Recoverable Heat 10 0 Averaging Programs Assume All This Heat is Recovered Hours 55
56 But is This True? NO NO NO Averaging Programs Assume All This Heat is Recovered 56
57 For the Best Paybacks! Larger Loads! Sizing System to Handle 40-60% of Max. Load! Aggressive Heat Recovery 57
58 Summary! Generally Seeing 4-6 Year Paybacks in the Chicago Area Against the 6L Rate! Using Exact Hour-by- Hour Analysis that Can Model Electric and Thermal Needs in Detail 58
59 Summary Messages! CHP Is Not Right For Every Application In Every Location! Where CHP Makes Sense, It Can & Will: Lower Energy Costs Increase Reliability Improve Power Quality Provide Standby Power Lower Emissions 59
60 Summary! Each Application Must Be Evaluated Initial Screening: Rules Of Thumb / Averages Capital Investment Analysis: Detail Analysis Provides Accurate Estimates of Savings / Cash Flows Picture Courtesy of Turbophoto 60
61 Looking Forward! Deregulation in 2007! Comm Ed will be Supplying to PJM Power Exchange! General Pattern in Deregulation to Date Industrial Loads See Power Cost Decline Commercial Loads See Power Costs Increase Customers Who Can Shift Load and Have Flexibility Gain the Greatest Benefit Having CHP Can Provide that Flexibility 61
62 Prices paid for electricity in a Deregulated Market... Hourly PJM Rates 62
63 Questions? 63
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