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Official Document Type
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Approved Date
02/09/2010
Control Number
2010-044
Agenda Item Number
12.A.1.
Entity Name
Indian River County 2010 EECBG Energy Efficiency Project
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FPL Energy Audit
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EXHIBIT G - INDIAN DIVER COUNTY PHASE 2 <br /> ate' <br /> TECHNICAL ENERGY AUDIT <br /> ltttt ` BY FPL ENERGY SERVICESr INC. <br /> NOVEMBER 2009 <br /> For this system, 825,000 gallons per year (average of 68,750 gallons per month or 2200 <br /> gallons per day) are required during the solar radiation period at a 48 degree delta T <br /> (120F-72F). <br /> The solar system savings was calculated by applying the average weekday/weekend <br /> water/MBTU usage during the solar period (i.e., daylight) from Table 3 and converting <br /> to monthly. Then the solar fraction (or percentage generated by the solar system) was <br /> determined from running a F-Chart solar analysis for the desired system (refer to <br /> Appendix N). The solar fraction was applied to the overall MBTUs during the solar <br /> period to determine the amount of MBTUs generated by the solar system. Once known, <br /> the auxiliary energy necessary was determined by subtracting the amount generated by <br /> the solar system from the amount required during the solar period. Finally, the overall <br /> energy required was determined by adding the auxiliary energy to the amount of energy <br /> required during the non-solar period (i.e. night). The cost was determined by applying <br /> the energy rate ($/therm) to the total energy. <br /> Table 5- Solar Energy Use/Cost <br /> EnergyDays per Usage <br /> Month <br /> MBTUs <br /> Gals MBTUs Aux per . . Total <br /> MonthSolarWeek (During (During • . Month <br /> Energy <br /> days end Solar Solar Fraction Heating Req'd Req'd per per <br /> • Month Month <br /> Jan 23 8 70531.9 29270.8 0.372 10888.7 18382.0 57,739 76,121 761 $686 <br /> Feb 20 8 63289.4 26265.1 0.394 10348.5 15916.7 52,036 67,952 680 $612 <br /> Mar 21 10 69455.1 28823.9 0.462 13316.6 15507.2 57,441 72,948 729 $657 <br /> Apr 22 8 68117.8 28268.9 0.500 14134.4 14134.4 55,838 69,972 700 $631 <br /> May 22 9 69993.5 29047.3 0.498 14465.6 14581.8 57,590 72,171 1 722 $650 <br /> Jun 21 9 67579.4 28045.4 0.471 13209.4 14836.0 55,689 70,525 705 $635 <br /> July 23 8 70531.9 29270.8 0.508 14869.5 14401.2 57,739 72,140 721 $650 <br /> Aug21 10 69455.1 28823.9 0.491 14152.5 14671.4 57,441 72,112 721 $650 <br /> Sep 22 8 68117.8 28268.9 0.472 13342.9 14926.0 55,838 70,764 708 $638 <br /> Oct 23 8 70531.9 29270.8 0.450 13171.8 16098.9 57,739 73,838 738 $665 <br /> Nov; 20 10 67041.0 27822.0 0.376 10461.1 17360.9 55,540 72,901 729 $657 <br /> Dec 23 8 70531.9 29270.8 0.333 9747.2 19523.6 57,739 77,262 773 $696 <br /> Total • 1' 825177 342448.41: 190340.2 678,365 868,705 8,687 i i <br /> The solar HW savings was calculated by subtracting the solar energy usage/cost from <br /> the existing boiler usage/cost. In addition, a risk/safety factor of 85% was applied to <br /> account unknown/varying conditions, such as shading, variations in solar radiation, <br /> variations in hot water usage. <br /> Proprietary&Confidential 6 Modeling <br /> FPL.. <br />
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