Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity ($/kwh) = [Total Cost ($/yr) - Option Capacity Value ($/yr)]
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1 Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity ($/kwh) = [Total Cost ($/yr) - Option Capacity Value ($/yr)] Equivalent Capacity (MW)*1000*8760 Total Cost ($/yr) = Nominal Capacity (MW) * (Total Levelized 0%CF ($/kw)) + [(Total Levelized CF) -(Total Levelized Option Capacity Value ($/yr) = Equivalent Capacity (MW)*Capacity Value for Base ($/yr) CCI CCI = Capacity Contribution Index (Availability of Option in Reference to a 99.4% Available CT) Capacity Value for Base (reference) CT =>Cost to have capacity available, but not cost of use (i.e., T&D, fuel, variable costs) Capacity Value for Base, WISC CT, ($/yr) = Total Levelized Costs (@ 0% CF) CF=Capacity Factor Total Levelized 0% CF ($/kw-yr)= Fixed Capital Costs ($/kw-yr) + Fixed O&M Costs ($/kw-yr) Total Levelized 100% CF ($/kw-yr)= Total Levelized 0% CF ($/kw-yr) + T&D Costs ($/kw-yr) + Variable O&M Costs($/kW-yr) + Fuel Costs ($/kw-yr) Equivalent Capacity (MW) = The Available Capacity Less the Peak Energy Loss (Transmission & Distribution Losses) 1000 = conversion of MW to kw 8760 = number of hours per year
2 Table D.1: Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity Example Spread Sheet i=5.5%, n=15, n=30 for conventional CF=0% Peak Energy Plant Nominal Capitol Capacity Loss Equivalent Delivered Technology Capacity Plant Cost CCI CRCI Ratio Value Tran Dist. Capacity Energy MW Type $/kw % Ref-CCI $/(kw-yr) % % MW kwh Adv Nuclear- 600 Base Passive IGCC 400 Base Combined Cycle 200 Int HAT Cycle 200 Int WISC CT 83 Peak Solar 1 30W Renew Solar 1 PV Renew Solar 1B 30W Renew Solar 1B PV Renew Solar 2 30W Renew Solar 2 PV Renew Solar 2B 30W Renew Solar 2B PV Renew Solar 3 30W Renew Solar 3 PV Renew Solar 3B 30W Renew Solar 3B PV Renew
3 Table D.1: Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity Example Spread Sheet (continued) Option All Fixed Costs Fuel+O&M Zero Capacity Capitol Fixed Trans. Distrib. Variable Avoided Plant Nominal Value Cost O&M Gen. Cost Emissions Technology Capacity Plant ($/yr) $/kw-yr $/kw-yr $/kw-yr $/kw-yr $/kw-yr $/yr MW Type Adv Nuclear 600 Base IGCC 400 Base Combined 200 Int. Cyc HAT Cycle 200 Int WISC CT 83 Peak Solar 1 30W Renew Solar 1 PV Renew Solar 1B 30W Renew Solar 1B PV Renew Solar 2 30W Renew Solar 2 PV Renew Solar 2B 30W Renew Solar 2B PV Renew Solar 3 30W Renew Solar 3 PV Renew Solar 3B 30W Renew Solar 3B PV Renew
4 Table D.1: Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity Example Spread Sheet (continued) Zero CF=0% CF=100% Plant Nominal Avoided Levelized Levelized Total Technology Capacity Plant Emissions Total Costs Total Costs MW Type $/yr $/kw-yr $/kw-yr $/yr Adv Nuclear 600 Base IGCC 400 Base Combined 200 Int Cycle HAT Cycle 200 Int WISC CT 83 Peak Solar 1 30W Renew Solar 1 PV Renew Solar 1B 30W Renew Solar 1B PV Renew Solar 2 30W Renew Solar 2 PV Renew Solar 2B 30W Renew Solar 2B PV Renew Solar 3 30W Renew Solar 3 PV Renew Solar 3B 30W Renew Solar 3B PV Renew
5 Table D.1: Customer-Meter Unit Cost of Electricity Example Spread Sheet (continued) PSCW High Plant Nominal Total Avoided Total Total Avoided Total Total Technology Capacity zero PSCW high MW Type $/kwh $/yr $/yr $/kwh $/yr $/yr $/kwh Adv Nuclear-Passive 600 Base x x x x x x IGCC 400 Base x x x x x x Combined Cycle 200 Int x x x x x x HAT Cycle 200 Int x x x x x x WISC CT 83 Peak x x x x x x Solar 1 30W Renew Solar 1 PV Renew Solar 1B 30W Renew Solar 1B PV Renew Solar 2 30W Renew Solar 2 PV Renew Solar 2B 30W Renew Solar 2B PV Renew Solar 3 30W Renew Solar 3 PV Renew Solar 3B 30W Renew Solar 3B PV Renew
6 Table D.3: Monthly Customer Bill Impacts Postive Impacts = Bill Savings (Reduction), Negative Impact = Bill Increase Base Case (Default Values)= i fuel =3.0%, d=5.5%, n=15 years, Rebates=$0.0, Cost elec =$0.08/kWh Base Case Monthly Bill System Energy Peak Avoided PSCW High Electricity Cost Impacts ($/month) Cost saved Dmd Red. Gen. Values Values System # $ kwh kw $/yr $/yr $/yr $/kwh $/kwh $/kwh SYS1: 30W SYS1:PV SYS1B:30W SYS1B:PV SYS2: 30W SYS2:PV SYS2B:30W SYS2B:PV SYS3: 30W SYS3:PV SYS3B:30W SYS3B:PV
7 Table D.4: Monthly Customer Bill Impacts (Sensitivity Analysis) Postive Impacts = Bill Savings (Reduction), Negative Impact = Bill Increase Base Case (Default Values)= i fuel =3.0%, d=5.5%, n=15 years, Rebates=$0.0, Cost elec =$0.08/kWh Monthly Bill Fuel inflation Discount Rate Demand Rebate Avoided Gen. Impacts ($/mo.) Rebate (G) System # % % % % % $/kw-yr $/kw-yr $/yr SYS1: 30W SYS1:PV SYS1B:30W SYS1B:PV SYS2: 30W SYS2:PV SYS2B:30W SYS2B:PV SYS3: 30W SYS3:PV SYS3B:30W SYS3B:PV
8 Table D.5: Monthly Customer Bill Impacts (Sensitivity Analysis) Postive Impacts = Bill Savings (Reduction), Negative Impact = Bill Increase Base Case (Default Values)= i fuel =3.0%, d=5.5%, n=15 years, Rebates=$0.0, Cost elec =$0.08/kWh Monthly Bill Emission Credit System Cost All Rebates Impacts ($/month) PSCW (E1) High (E2) (-20%) (+20%) D+G D+G+E1 D+G+E2 System # $/yr $/yr $/yr $/yr $/yr $/yr $/yr SYS1: 30W SYS1:PV SYS1B:30W SYS1B:PV SYS2: 30W SYS2:PV SYS2B:30W SYS2B:PV SYS3: 30W SYS3:PV SYS3B:30W SYS3B:PV
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