Table K-f: Commercial Unit Retrofit Data - Downstream fuel/chemical use NOTE: If the downstream use of a product is to fuel a utility or industrial botter, use Form K-b, rather than this form. 4. List major market sector's which will have significantly different emission rates or emission reduction potential. For each applicable market identified in item 4 (above), include a separate copy of this form with items 5-8 (below) completed for å representative facility. 5. Describe market subsector addressed in items 6-8: 6. Production capacity of representative unit! 7. Potential penetration of proposed technology into this market subsector (express in absolute capacity in 2010): Provide explanatory notes on parameters which reduce the technology's applicability. Include a brief description of hazardous wastes, consistent with directions in this appendix. C Table K-g: Commercial Unit New Source Data - industrial processes/other 4. 2. Process Name: List major market sectors which will have significantly different emission rates or emission reduction potential. For each applicable market identified in item 4 (above), include a separate copy of this form with items 5-8 (below) completed for å representative facility. 5. Describe market subsector addressed in items 6-8: 6. Production capacity of representative unit: 7. Potential penetration of proposed technology into this market Provide explanatory notes on parameters which reduce the technology's Include a brief description of hazardous wastes, consistent with directions in this appendix. Table K-h: Commercial Unit Retrofit Data - industrial processes/other 4. tişt major market sectors which will have significantly different emission rates or emission reduction potential. For each applicable market identified in item 4 (above), include a separate copy of this form with items 5-8 (below) completed for å representative facility. 5. Describe market subsector addressed in items 6-8: Production capacity of representative unft: 9. Potential penetration of proposed technology into this market subsector express in absolute capacity in 2010): of Provide explanatory notes on parameters which reduce the technology's applicability. Include a brief description of hazardous wastes, consistent with directions in this appendix. C APPENDIX L ENERGY PROJECTION DATA Note: Appendix L extends from page 3-30 (Table 3-3) through page 3-43 (Table 3-16) inclusive. TABLE 3-3: REFERENCE CASE--U.S. FUEL PRICE SUMMARY BY SECTOR) (1984 DOLLARS PER MILLION BTU) DELIVERED PRICES RESIDENTIAL SECTOR COMMERCIAL SECTOR LI- NAT- ELECDISTIL QUID URAL TRI LATE GASES GAS CITY INDUSTRIAL SECTOR 1990 22.89 3.95 2.76 1.28 6.29 5.51 5.59 18.57 1995 29.79 5.13 3.68 1.31 7.66 6.70 6.58 19.28 2000 36.75 6.34 4.80 1.43 9.05 7.89 7.79 20.67 2005 46.92 8.09 5.70 1.49 11.08 9.64 8.76 21.71 2010 56.77 9.79 7.68 1.56 13.04 11.33 10.90 21.73 a) Projected delivered prices are resource prices plus estimated markups for processing and distribution. b) U. S. average refiner aquisition cost of imported crude oil. |