The guide establishes two methods for computing and evaluating the overall Energy Efficiency (EEF). The guide defines consistent system boundaries for accurate determination of the total amount of energy consumed. The guide develops a Standard Coal Consumption Rate (SCCR) based evaluation system by clarifying and quantifying the impact of external variables to establish rational efficiency targets under actual operating conditions. The document also provides the computing method of weighted segmental Energy Efficiency Ratios (EERs) that indicate the overall EEF of co-generation power units. The guide develops an EER based evaluation system to guide technology comparison among different system optimizations or retrofits. This guide applies to co-generation units fueled by coal and biomass.
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- BOG/CAG - Entity Collaborative Activities Governance Board
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- 2026-05-14
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EEECG - Energy Efficiency Evaluation for Co-Generating Unit WG
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- Soo Kim
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- zhenning zhao
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