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Table ES2.B. Summary Statistics: Receipts and Cost of Fossil Fuels for the Electric Power Industry by Sector, Btus, 2011 and 2010 December Total (All Sectors) Items Receipts (billion Btu) Cost (dollars/million Btu) Number of Plants1 Year-to-Date Receipts Cost (billion Btu) (dollars/million Btu) December December December December December December December December December December 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Coal 2 ........................................... 1,549,964 1,602,665 2.35 2.23 566 592 18,471,837 19,289,661 2.40 2.27 Petroleum Liquids 3 14,695 ...................................... 22,447 21.72 16.45 1,293 1,182 206,361 275,058 20.10 14.02 Petroleum Coke .......................... 12,592 13,307 2.29 2.57 33 39 147,713 169,508 2.80 2.28 Natural Gas 4 ................................ 753,801 694,392 4.00 5.43 1,492 1,787 9,220,328 8,867,396 4.71 5.09 Fossil Fuels.............................. 2,331,052 2,332,811 3.00 3.32 2,713 2,762 28,046,239 28,601,622 3.29 3.26 Items Receipts (billion Btu) Cost (dollars/million Btu) Electric Utilities Number of Plants Year-to-Date Receipts Cost (billion Btu) (dollars/million Btu) December December December December December December December December December December 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Coal 2 ........................................... 1,122,579 1,194,186 2.37 2.23 302 325 13,289,473 14,226,995 2.41 2.27 Petroleum Liquids 3 9,224 ...................................... 13,552 21.89 16.79 855 748 137,787 189,790 20.41 13.94 Petroleum Coke .......................... 7,243 7,933 2.11 2.75 6 10 90,955 103,152 2.91 2.38 Natural Gas 4 ................................ 267,660 263,628 4.39 5.64 537 784 3,488,532 3,395,962 5.01 5.43 Fossil Fuels.............................. 1,406,707 1,479,299 2.88 2.97 1,386 1,412 17,006,746 17,915,898 3.09 2.99 Independent Power Producers Items Receipts (billion Btu) Cost (dollars/million Btu) Number of Plants Year-to-Date Receipts Cost (billion Btu) (dollars/million Btu) December December December December December December December December December December 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Coal 2 ........................................... 385,614 368,173 2.22 2.18 138 140 4,702,024 4,555,898 2.30 2.20 Petroleum Liquids 3 3,461 ...................................... 5,167 22.32 16.62 226 229 41,499 49,598 20.25 14.80 Petroleum Coke .......................... 1,766 1,933 1.48 1.63 13 15 21,641 30,079 1.78 1.74 Natural Gas 4 ................................ 365,902 319,863 3.82 5.49 528 562 4,364,318 4,212,611 4.59 4.94 Fossil Fuels.............................. 756,743 695,136 3.09 3.81 753 775 9,129,482 8,848,185 3.48 3.57 Commercial Sector Items Receipts (billion Btu) Cost (dollars/million Btu) Number of Plants Year-to-Date Receipts Cost (billion Btu) (dollars/million Btu) December December December December December December December December December December 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Coal 2 ........................................... 3,018 3,217 2.80 2.69 19 19 33,996 37,778 2.87 2.83 Petroleum Liquids 3 140 ...................................... 242 22.54 17.22 86 75 1,927 2,395 21.44 15.23 Petroleum Coke .......................... 43 58 2.28 2.45 1 1 409 410 2.64 2.19 Natural Gas 4 ................................ 8,456 9,235 4.55 5.63 115 120 88,734 92,055 5.09 5.39 Fossil Fuels.............................. 11,657 12,752 4.31 5.09 167 164 125,066 132,638 4.73 4.83 Items Receipts (billion Btu) Cost (dollars/million Btu) Industrial Sector Number of Plants Year-to-Date Receipts Cost (billion Btu) (dollars/million Btu) December December December December December December December December December December 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 2011 2010 Coal ............................................ 38,753 37,089 2.94 2.74 107 108 446,344 468,991 2.98 2.75 Petroleum 1,869 Liquids ........................................ 3,487 19.76 14.82 126 130 25,147 33,276 18.04 13.21 Petroleum Coke .......................... 3,540 3,383 3.08 2.71 13 13 34,709 35,866 3.17 2.46 Natural Gas ................................. 111,783 101,666 3.63 4.65 312 321 1,278,744 1,166,768 4.24 4.64 Fossil Fuels.............................. 155,945 145,625 3.64 4.36 407 411 1,784,945 1,704,901 4.10 4.24 1 Represents the number of plants for which receipts data were collected for this month. The total number of fossil fuel plants is not a sum of the figures above it because a plant that receives two or more different fuels is only counted once. 2 Anthracite, bituminous, subbituminous, lignite, waste coal, and coal synfuel. 3 Distillate fuel oil, residual fuel oil, jet fuel, kerosene, and waste oil. 4 Natural gas includes a small amount of supplemental gaseous fuels that cannot be identified separately. Note: Values for 2010 are final. Values for 2011 are preliminary. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-923, "Power Plant Operations Report." 5 U.S. Energy Information Administration/Electric Power Monthly February 2012
Table ES3. New U.S. Electric Generating Units by Operating Company, Plant and Month, 2011 and 2012 Year Month Company Producer Type Plant State Plant ID Generating Unit ID U.S. Energy Information Administration/Electric Power Monthly February 2012 Net Summer Capacity (megawatts) Energy Source 2011 2011 ......... 1 Beacon Power IPP Stephentown Regulation NY 57710 SRS1 20.0 MWH FW Corporation Services LLC 2011 ......... 1 Buckeye Florida Ltd Partners Industrial Buckeye Florida LP FL 50466 GEN6 15.0 BLQ ST 2011 ......... 1 Chevron Technology Ventures IPP Questa Solar Facility NM 57369 QST 1.0 SUN PV 2011 ......... 1 City Utilities of Springfield Electric Utility Southwest Power Station MO 6195 ST2 279.0 SUB ST 2011 ......... 1 City of Tipton Electric Utility Tipton IA 8106 5 2.0 DFO IC 2011 ......... 1 City of Tipton Electric Utility Tipton IA 8106 6 2.0 DFO IC 2011 ......... 1 GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare L P IPP GSK York RDC Solar Facility PA 57390 4 .3 SUN PV 2011 ......... 1 GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare L P IPP GSK York RDC Solar Facility PA 57390 5 .3 SUN PV 2011 ......... 1 Iberdrola Renewables Inc IPP Big Horn Wind II WA 57319 1 50.0 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Iberdrola Renewables Inc IPP Hardscrabble Wind Power LLC NY 57287 1 74.0 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Idaho Wind Partners 1 LLC IPP Golden Valley Wind Park LLC ID 56435 GVWP 12.0 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Idaho Wind Partners 1 LLC IPP Oregon Trail Wind Park ID 56439 OTWP 13.5 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Idaho Wind Partners 1 LLC IPP Pilgrim Stage Wind Park ID 56440 PSWP 10.5 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Idaho Wind Partners 1 LLC IPP Thousand Springs Wind Park ID 56442 TSWP 12.0 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Idaho Wind Partners 1 LLC IPP Tuana Gulch Wind Park ID 56443 TGWP 10.5 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Louisville Gas & Electric Co Electric Utility Trimble County KY 6071 2 731.9 BIT ST 2011 ......... 1 NorthWestern Energy Electric Utility Trimble County KY 56908 1 44.1 NG GT 2011 ......... 1 NorthWestern Energy Electric Utility Trimble County KY 56908 2 44.1 NG GT 2011 ......... 1 NorthWestern Energy Electric Utility Trimble County KY 56908 3 44.1 NG GT 2011 ......... 1 PPL Renewable Energy LLC IPP PPL Frey Farm Landfill Wind PA 57182 1 3.2 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Public Service Electric Utility Matrix Buildings A&B (Perth NJ 57384 MATR 2.5 SUN PV Elec & Gas Co Amboy) Solar 2011 ......... 1 Ridgewind Power Partners LLC IPP Ridgewind MN 57386 WTG1 25.3 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 St Mary`s Hospital Commercial Saint Marys Hospital Power Plant MN 54262 7 2.5 DFO IC 2011 ......... 1 Terra-Gen Operating Co LLC IPP Alta Wind Energy Center I CA 57282 AW01 150.0 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 Terra-Gen Operating Co LLC IPP Alta Wind Energy Center II CA 57291 AW02 150.0 WND WT 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Farmers Branch Renewable TX 57165 GEN1 1.6 LFG IC Energy LLC Energy Facility 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Farmers Branch Renewable TX 57165 GEN2 1.6 LFG IC Energy LLC Energy Facility 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN1 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN2 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN3 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN4 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN5 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN6 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 2011 ......... 1 WM Renewable IPP Suburban Landfill Gas OH 57170 GEN7 .8 LFG IC Energy LLC Recovery 6 Prime Mover
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Table 2.1.A. Coal: Consumption for
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Chapter 3. Fossil-Fuel Stocks for E
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Table A1.B. Relative Standard Error
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05/25/11 Duke Energy Midwest(RFC) 1
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Data Sources For Electric Power Mon
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