Energy Consumption Profile and Energy-Efficiency Technologies in ...
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Dramatic <strong>in</strong>crease <strong>in</strong> energy pricesScarce <strong>and</strong> scattered <strong>in</strong>formationNo guide for <strong>in</strong>terventionNeed for a study to draw the basicsContext
Objectives:Objectives <strong>and</strong> MethodologyTo draw up the energy consumption profilesDairy, hog, poultry, field crops, vegetable crops,greenhousesTo identify the critical energy consumptionpo<strong>in</strong>tsTo determ<strong>in</strong>e technological <strong>in</strong>novationsavailable to reduce energy consumption
MethodologyObjectives <strong>and</strong> MethodologyStatistical portraitLiterature reviewInterviewsResults released <strong>in</strong> December 2006Fact sheets just published by UPA
Results<strong>Energy</strong> consumption by sectorBy energy sourceIn percentage of farm expensesBy unit of productionCritical consumption po<strong>in</strong>tsEfficient technologiesPayback period (PP)
Dairy farms<strong>Energy</strong> consumption by energy sourceElectricity42%Propane5%Gasol<strong>in</strong>e14%Naturalgaz0%Diesel39%<strong>Energy</strong> expenses : 2.35 $/hl % of total expenses : 6.3 %
DairyElectricity uses <strong>in</strong> dairy farmsVacuum pumps19%Feed<strong>in</strong>gequipment7%Milk cool<strong>in</strong>g23%Electricalwater heat<strong>in</strong>gVentilation22%Misc.1%Light<strong>in</strong>g18%10%
DairyCritical po<strong>in</strong>ts of consumptionMilk cool<strong>in</strong>g, ventilation, vacuum pumps of the milk<strong>in</strong>gsystem, water heat<strong>in</strong>g <strong>and</strong>, light<strong>in</strong>g<strong>Technologies</strong> (payback period)Plate pre-cooler (8+ years, US : 3.5 to 5 years)Heat recovery for water preheat<strong>in</strong>g (7 years)Natural ventilation <strong>and</strong> high-efficiency fansVariable speed motors (11 to 13 years)Efficient light<strong>in</strong>g (1 to 5 years)
Pork<strong>Energy</strong> consumption by energy sourceElectricity43%Propane27%#Gasol<strong>in</strong>e10%Naturalgaz0%Diesel20%Farrow<strong>in</strong>g : <strong>Energy</strong> expenses : 3.83 $/piglet % of total expenses : 6.6 %F<strong>in</strong>ish<strong>in</strong>g : <strong>Energy</strong> expenses : 2.96 $/feeder pig % of total expenses : 2.2 %
PorkCritical po<strong>in</strong>ts of consumptionFarrow<strong>in</strong>gHeat<strong>in</strong>g for piglets(22 to 38%)Ventilation/barn heat<strong>in</strong>g(10 to 35%)F<strong>in</strong>ish<strong>in</strong>gVentilation/barn heat<strong>in</strong>gManure management
Pork<strong>Technologies</strong> (payback period)Heat mats or pads (3 to 4 years)Solar wall (2 to 5 years)Manure h<strong>and</strong>l<strong>in</strong>g:Bowls (6 to 10 years)Pit cover (11 to 28 years)Treatment technologies
Poultry<strong>Energy</strong> consumption by energy sourceElectricity36%Propane49%Naturalgaz0%Diesel9%Gasol<strong>in</strong>e6%Table eggs : % of total expenses : 0.75-1.9 %Hatch<strong>in</strong>g eggs : <strong>Energy</strong> expenses : 0.20-0.50 $/hen% of total expenses : 4 %
PoultryCritical po<strong>in</strong>ts of consumptionTable Eggs & ChickenVentilationHatch<strong>in</strong>g EggsHeat<strong>in</strong>gVentilation<strong>Technologies</strong>Solar wall (2 to 5 years) Efficent fansEgg cool<strong>in</strong>g
Field Crops<strong>Energy</strong> consumption by energy sourcePropane23%Gasol<strong>in</strong>e11%Diesel52%Electricity14%Naturalgaz0%<strong>Energy</strong> expenses : 26.03 $/t for corn <strong>and</strong> 21.40 $/t for soya% of total expenses : 13 % (7% to 16%)
Critical po<strong>in</strong>ts of consumptionField CropsFuel consumption for tillage, seed<strong>in</strong>g <strong>and</strong>other applicationsGra<strong>in</strong> dry<strong>in</strong>g
<strong>Technologies</strong>Direct seed<strong>in</strong>g, m<strong>in</strong>imum or no till<strong>Energy</strong> cost reduction28$/ha, 75% fuel (direct seed<strong>in</strong>g)Field Crops7.50$ to 18.50$/ha, +25% fuel (m<strong>in</strong>imum till)Crib for dry<strong>in</strong>g gra<strong>in</strong>Investment returns6 years, wood crib8 years, metal crib
More facts, more actionsImpactsFact sheets distributed to producers by UPABetter knowledge for stakeholders to knowwhere to concentrate effortsTools to comeWalk-through audits for farm advisorsComité Réseau Énergies(<strong>Energy</strong> Network Committee)