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Electricity produced by the wind turbine is measured in kWh. Power production data is collected from a revenue quality electrical meter by an on-site Fat Spaniel datalogger and sent to the Fat Spaniel database every 15 minutes on average. Fat Spaniel uses this data to produce records of daily, monthly, and yearly totals for measures kWh produced. Fat Spaniel only provides graphed and reported data on the production of power occurring after the installation of the Fat Spaniel datalogger in May 21 of 2005. However, according to the system owner, 600 kWh was generated prior to this time. This amount should be added to the amounts shown below for a complete picture of this installation�s generation.
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Today
0.00 kWh
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This Month
0.00 kWh
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Year-to-Date
14,640.16 kWh
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Lifetime
101,294.09 kWh
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System Owner
Wind Turbine Supplier
Generator Manufacturer
Project Engineer
Electrical Contractor
Wind Tower Fabricator
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Cars Off The Road For A Day is based
on a US EPA 'Tier 1' car achieving 'fleet average' gas mileage of 27.5
mpg and incurring a typical driving day of 35 miles. Northeast
States for Coordinated Air Use Management (NESCAUM) estimates
that 0.71 lbs/mile at 27.5 mpg of Carbon Dioxide is emitted per mile
of driving. VAEIS uses these estimates and the information to the left
for Carbon Dioxide to calculate the number of Cars Off The Road statistic.
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On average, in New England, emissions avoided per
1,000 kWh of wind energy production equals:
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Carbon Dioxide
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Climate Change Gas
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1,400 lbs*
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Oxides of Nitrogen
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Smog Forming Gas
Acid Forming Gas
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3 lbs*
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Sulfur Dioxide
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Acid Forming Gas
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6 lbs*
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* Source: New England Power Pool (NEPOOL)
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Today
0.00 Cars
Off the Road
for a Day
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This Month
0.00 Cars
Off the Road
for a Day
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Year-to-Date
816.62 Cars
Off the Road
for a Day
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Lifetime
5,650.13 Cars
Off the Road
for a Day
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collection, data management and back office service operations connect
small and medium sized distributed energy generation resources to
all the people who need data on energy production and operations. Because
VAEIS is an independent company users can trust our data and results.
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AC
AC stands for Alternating Current and is the type
of electric current commonly found within a building. Top
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Capacity
The maximum amount of power a system can produce
in optimal conditions. Top
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DC
DC stands for Direct Current and is the type of
electric current produced by a system. Top
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Commissioned
Date
The date on which the system was turned on
and began producing useable power. Top
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Generation
Device Manufacturer
The company that manufactured the actual device
that produces electricity. Top
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System Installer
The company that designed and installed the
system. Top
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VAEIS Installation
Date
The date on which the VAEIS data acquisition system
began monitoring the system. This date may or may not be the same
as the Commissioned Date. Top
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