Overview of Pollution Prevention (P2) GHG-Cost and Hazardous Materials Calculators Training Module: 2010 Natalie Hummel/Kathy Davey Office of Chemical.

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Overview of Pollution Prevention (P2) GHG-Cost and Hazardous Materials Calculators Training Module: 2010 Natalie Hummel/Kathy Davey Office of Chemical Safety and Pollution Prevention Pollution Prevention Division

2PurposePurpose Review the Greenhouse Gas CalculatorReview the Greenhouse Gas Calculator – Calculate GHG reductions from P2 activities* Review the Pollution Prevention Cost CalculatorReview the Pollution Prevention Cost Calculator – Calculate cost savings from P2 activities* Describe the Hazardous Materials CalculatorDescribe the Hazardous Materials Calculator – Converts gallons to pounds for common hazardous materials * * Based on annual performance results

3BackgroundBackground Assist P2 community in reporting EPA’s outcome measures:Assist P2 community in reporting EPA’s outcome measures: – Million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalents; – Pounds of pollutants reduced; – Gallons of water saved, and – Dollars saved through the adoption of P2 practices Enhance standardization for reporting performance results.Enhance standardization for reporting performance results. Enhance transparency of methodologies.Enhance transparency of methodologies.

4 P2 GHG Calculator The GHG Calculator is a tool to calculate changes in GHG emissions from P2 projects.The GHG Calculator is a tool to calculate changes in GHG emissions from P2 projects. Converts the activity values entered (e.g., kWh saved, gal. water reduced, etc.) to CO 2 eConverts the activity values entered (e.g., kWh saved, gal. water reduced, etc.) to CO 2 e Aggregates GHG reductions from individual projects and categories.Aggregates GHG reductions from individual projects and categories. Provides transparency for the data sources used through references and justification.Provides transparency for the data sources used through references and justification.

5 P2 GHG Calculator The Calculator was not intended to calculate a program’s GHG footprint, which is a measure of a program’s entire GHG emissions for all operations.The Calculator was not intended to calculate a program’s GHG footprint, which is a measure of a program’s entire GHG emissions for all operations. EPA’s Climate Leader, The World Resources Institute, and the Climate Registry offer recognized green house gas inventories.EPA’s Climate Leader, The World Resources Institute, and the Climate Registry offer recognized green house gas inventories.

6 P2 GHG Calculator Addresses: Electricity Conservation Green Energy Stationary and Mobile Source Fuel Reduction/Substitution Greening Chemistry Water Conservation Materials Management (under construction)

7 P2 Cost Calculator Calculates the financial dollar savings from implementing a P2 activity EPA worked closely with the original developer’s of the P2 cost calculator--- Pacific Northwest Pollution Prevention Research Center (PPRC) Improvement include: – Updated cost savings values – Ability to select “units” of measurement – Illustrated examples for end users – Enhanced credibility with reference and justification

8 P2 Cost Calculator Addresses: Financial value of reducing: – Hazardous Inputs and Wastes – Air Emissions – Water Pollution – Water Use – Energy – Electricity – Non-Hazardous Inputs and Solid Waste To date, cost savings have been underreported.

9 Electricity Conservation Projects GHG Calculator: Electricity Conservation Tab – Reductions from electricity conservation are based on state-specific emissions factors (e- GRID) Cost Calculator: Electricity Tab – Reductions in traditional electricity use will result in COST SAVINGS ($)

10 North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) Region Representational Map

11 Example 1: Electricity Conservation GMC developed an electricity conservation program in their New Jersey facility that conserved 25,000 kWh. INPUT GHG Calculator: Electricity Conservation Tab Electricity Conservation NJ State or US = NJ 25,000 Electricity Conserved = 25,000 kWh Unit Reported = kWh Cost Calculator: Electricity Tab Electricity Conservation = 25,000 Quantity Electricity Reduced = 25,000 kWh Unit = kWh OUTPUT MTCO 2 e (in emissions reductions) GHG Calculator = MTCO 2 e (in emissions reductions) $2,508 (in cost savings) Cost Calculator = $2,508 (in cost savings)

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14 Green Energy Projects GHG Calculator: Green Energy Tab – Assumption in the calculator: No GHG emissions are associated with green power – 1 kWh of fossil-fuel electricity replaced with 1 kWh of renewably-generated electricity is the same as reducing electricity use by 1kWh Cost Calculator: Electricity Tab – Purchase of “green electricity” will INCREASE costs – Calculator uses the mean of all 200 green power providers supplied by DOE

15 Example 2: Green Energy Project GMC’s North Carolina facility purchased 40,000 kWh of green electricity. INPUT GHG Calculator: Green Energy Tab Green Energy Electricity Displacing Fossil Fuel Energy NC State or US = NC 40,000 Electricity Consumed from Renewable Energy = 40,000 kWh Unit Reported = kWh Cost Calculator: Electricity Tab Purchased Green Electricity = 40,000 Quantity Electricity Purchased = 40,000 kWh Unit = kWh OUTPUT MTCO 2 e GHG Calculator = MTCO 2 e - $828 Cost Calculator = - $828

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18 Fuel Use Reduction Projects (Stationary Sources) GHG Calculator: Stationary Sources Tab – Calculate GHG emissions reductions associated with reduced fuel use – Includes emission factors for 14 common fuel types used to power stationary sources P2 Cost Calculator: Energy Tab – Calculates savings from reduced energy use – Examples of data entry options include natural gas, heating oil, coal, etc.

19 Example 3: Reducing Fuel Use from a Stationary Source Example GMC altered its production activities resulting in a reduction of 15,000 therms of natural gas annually. INPUT GHG Calculator: Stationary Sources Tab Natural Gas or Compressed Natural Gas 15,000 Natural Gas Reduced = 15,000 therms Units = therms Cost Calculator: Energy Tab Natural Gas = 15,000 Amount Natural Gas Reduced = 15,000 therms Units = therms OUTPUT MTCO 2 e GHG Calculator = MTCO 2 e $11,250 Cost Calculator = $11,250

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22 Mobile Fuel Reduction / Substitution Projects P2 GHG Calculator: Mobile Sources Tab – Includes the ability to calculate savings from reduced vehicle and airplane miles User enters either fuel reduced or vehicle/air miles avoided, BUT not BOTH P2 Cost Calculator: Energy Tab – Calculates savings from reduced energy use – Examples of data entry options include vehicle miles driven and motor gasoline, jet fuel, etc. Note: Not all fuels present in the GHG Calculator are present in the Cost Calculator.

23 Example 4: Reducing Air Miles Traveled GMC upgraded its communications system allowing for greater adoption of videoconferencing, thereby saving 100,000 air miles traveled on short flights, and 800,000 air miles on long haul flights. INPUT GHG Calculator: Mobile Sources Tab Air Miles multiple distances Length of Flight = multiple distances Calculator for Air Miles Reduced over Multiple Distances 100,000 Short haul: <300 miles = 100, ,000 Long haul: >700 miles = 800,000 OUTPUT MTCO 2 e GHG Calculator = MTCO 2 e Note: The Cost Calculator does not account for jet fuel use variation with different distance flights, therefore an MTCO 2 e reduction only is presented.

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25 Example 5: Substituting Towards Greener Fuel GMC upgraded half of its vehicle fleet to run on biodiesel B100 instead of gasoline, saving 4,375 gallons of gasoline annually. INPUT GHG Calculator: Mobile Sources Tab Gasoline 4,375 Gasoline Reduced (gal.) = 4,375 Biodiesel B100 Blend = B ,375 Biodiesel Reduced (gal.)= - 4,375 Cost Calculator: Energy Tab Motor Gasoline = 4,375 Gallons Reduced = 4,375 OUTPUT MTCO 2 e GHG Calculator (Aggregate Tab) = MTCO 2 e $11,900* Cost Calculator = $11,900* *The Cost Calculator does not include biodiesel cost data, therefore this output does not account for the cost of biodiesel but accounts for avoided cost of gasoline only.

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29 Reducing and Substituting Away from High-GWP Chemicals Projects P2 GHG Calculator: Greening Chemistry Tab – Total of 95 chemicals in the Tool – Emissions of gases are translated into CO 2 equivalents using Global Warming Potentials – The 100-year GWP is a measure of the global warming impact of a gas, relative to CO 2 Note: Cost reductions associated with the reduction of specific chemicals has not been incorporated into the P2 Cost Calculator.

30 Example 6: Reducing and Substituting Away from High-GWP Chemicals Through the combination of refrigerant tracking and improved leak detection, GMC saved 10,000 pounds of HFC-134a. They also replaced 1000 pounds of CFC-12 with HFC-134a. INPUT GHG Calculator: Greening Chemistry Tab CFC-12 1,000 lbs. Chemical Avoided = 1,000 HFC-134a 9,000 lbs. Chemical Avoided = 9,000 OUTPUT 10, MTCO 2 e GHG Calculator (Aggregate Tab) = 10, MTCO 2 e

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32 Water Conservation Projects P2 GHG Calculator: Water Conservation Tab – Water and energy conservation are linked through the energy that it takes to pump, treat and transport water – For heated water, the Calculator accounts for the power source used to heat the water – Hot water heated by renewable sources has the same conversion factor as cold water P2 Cost Calculator: Water Use Tab – Calculates savings from reductions of incoming raw water ( does not take into account heating water, but merely the amount of water that comes in originally ) through a P2 activity

33 Example 7: Water Conservation GMC improved cooling tower efficiency in their North Carolina plant through the installation of magnetic pulse technology and saved 35,000,000 gallons of water. INPUT GHG Calculator: Water Conservation Tab Water Conservation North Carolina State or US = North Carolina 35,000,000 Non-heated Water Reduced (gallons) = 35,000,000 Cost Calculator: Water Use Tab Water Use North Carolina State or US = North Carolina = 35,000,000 Gallons Reduced = 35,000,000 OUTPUT MTCO 2 e GHG Calculator = MTCO 2 e $89,542 Cost Calculator = $89,542

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36 Water Pollution Reducing Projects P2 Cost Calculator – Water Pollution Tab – Calculates savings from reduced discharges of water pollutants – Waste Water includes c ontaminants in water and storm water discharged to sewer systems, septic systems, injection wells, and ground water – Water Pollutants include biochemical oxygen demand (BOD), chemical oxygen demand (COD), toxics, nutrients, total suspended solids (TSS) Note: GHG reduction is not applicable to Water Pollution, thus this activity is not represented in the GHG Calculator. Similarly, other activities not represented in the GHG Calculator include Hazardous and Non- Hazardous Waste Reduction and Air Pollutants (NO x SO x, VOCs, PM 10, VOCs, HAPs).

37 Example 8: Water Pollution Reduction Through the adoption of a new filtration system in one of its plants, GMC reduced the quantity of BOD/COD discharged by 500 pounds. INPUT Cost Calculator: Water Pollution Tab BOD/COD North Carolina State or US = North Carolina = 500 Quantity Reduced = 500 lbs. Units = lbs. OUTPUT $119 Cost Calculator = $119

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39 Hazardous Materials: Gallons to Pounds Engineering tool-kit – Common solvents – Fuels and oils – Refrigerants – House hold pains – Auto paints – Metal working fluids – Liquids