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Electrical Power Reduction & Carbon Credit Calculator

How RPI Can Help You Maximize Savings and Sustainability

Actual kW Reduction is based on your measured kW before, measured kW after, operating hours per year, cost per kWh and the equipment being converted for this analysis.

Estimated kW Reduction can be used to estimate your savings in power reduction and carbon credits when you don’t have measured kWs. You only need to know your operating hours per year, cost per kWh and total HP converting to Royal Purple Industrial lubricants.

Customize Your Analysis by Selecting Either Option:

Calculate Your Estimated Savings

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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