Gas price upper limitWhy is it not possible to have in the Applied Materials calculator for photovoltaic factories a higher gas price than $14 MMBTU? This are only 5 Cent per kWh thermical energy. | ||
MMBTU is an old not metric unis. MMBTU = 1 Million BTU. MMBTU = 293,06 kWh.
The slider on the calculator goes only from $2 to $14 MMBTU. Here an overview what this means.
The oil equivalent means a barral crude oil has 1580 kWh. How much natural gas is necessary for this 1580 kWh, what is the price?
Like the unit MMBTU shows, this is a calculator for US-people and their belife in eternal chaep fossil energy. According to the IEA, the oil price can be in the next oil crisis above $200. The slider on the calculator should be increased from maximal $14 to maximal $40. |