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Combined Heat and Power systems | Capital cost (£/kW) | Net present valuefor 60 years (£/kW) | Expected life (years) |
Micro-CHP reciprocating engine gas fuel, output (%3C15kW) | 3,290 | 19,250 | 05-Jun |
Including cost savings | 3,290 | 7,580 | Ìý |
CHP reciprocating engine gas fuel, output 110kW | 890 | 12,290 | Oct-20 |
Including cost savings | 890 | 9,110 | Ìý |
CHP gas turbine output 100kW | 900 | 11,600 | Oct-15 |
Including cost savings | 900 | 9,040 | Ìý |
Table notes: All wattage is of electricity, exclusive of heat generation. Net present values are calculated with a discount rate of 3%. Costs are averages and include: condition-based maintenance by remote monitoring; secondary boiler with a nominal 20-year life; maintenance and servicing. Gas and electricity costs are at current values. CHP operates at 5,000 hours a year. Life-cycle costs with cost savings are based on a comparison with a gas fired boiler system for thermal energy and all electricity bought in. This is a simplified analysis based on constant loads and outputs. A cost analysis based on project-specific information is essential for a best value appraisal. BLP provides latent defect warranties for buildings (www.blpinsurance.com). For durability information contact: peter.mayer@blpinsurance.com or telephone 020-7204 2450 |
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