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space heating and 200 cylinders daily during the whole year for cooking. According to the IPCC 2006 guidelines, the calorific value of Liquefied Petroleum Gas is 13.1 MWh/tn, and it is thus calculated that the residential sector consumes: (200cylinders ∗ 30days ∗ 3months + 200cylinders ∗ 30days ∗ 12months) ∗ 16kg = 1,440,000kgr LPG Kerosene 1,440tn ∗ 13.1MWh tn = 18,864MWh Many households in Karak Municipality use kerosene for heating purposes. The gas stations provided data at the Municipal level, which was 350.000 lt annualy. Kerosene’s density, 790 kg/m 3 , and net calorific value, 12.2 MWh/tn, were used in order to calculate the consumption as follows: Diesel (heating oil) 350m 3 ∗ 790 kgr m 3 = 276,500kg 276.5tn ∗ 12.2 MWh tn = 3,373.30MWh kerosene There is also an amount of diesel which is consumed by the residents for space and water heating. This consumption was calculated based on a report with Energy Facts & Figures (2015) from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources. [8] Therefore, since the diesel consumption in households for 2014 is given 81.8 ktoe at a national level, this number will be adjusted to the municipal level. In addition the rate used to convert tons of oil equivalent (toe) to MWh is: “1 ktoe=11,630 MWh”, according to the SECAP guidelines. [6]Consequently the diesel consumption in Karak’s municipality residential sector is: 81.8 ktoe ∗ 11,630 ( MWh ) = 951,334 MWh Diesel at national level ktoe 951,334 ∗ 114,000 inhabitants = 16,308.58 MWh Diesel in Karak Municipality 6,650,000 inhabitants(Jordan) Since the Heating Degree Days in Karak are very close to that of Jordan in average, no correction of the above figure considering the HDD takes place. Solar thermal In addition, a great number of households own solar water heaters thus they consume solar power in order to heat water. In order to determine this energy production, data from the Ministry of Energy and Mineral Resources (2014) at a national level are used, namely 1,400,000 MWh production from SWH in households for the entire country. Subsequently, the solar thermal energy produced per capita was calculated, based on the population owning solar heaters. According to Department of Statistics the 10.88% of Jordan population has solar heaters (723,746 inhabitants), thus the specific production per capita is 1.934 MWh per SWH owner. From national statistics it is known that 10.79% of Karak Governorate population own solar heaters as well. It was assumed that the percentage is the same between the Governorate and Karak Municipality, thus the population with SWH is 12,296 at the municipal level. 28
Based on the above, the solar thermal consumption at the municipal level is calculated to be 23,786 MWh in 2014. Summary Gathering all the data of the residential sector, it seems that residents consume 5 distinct energy sources. In the figure below, the final consumption per fuel type for this sector is presented. Solar thermal energy LPG 13.58% 10.77% Kerosene 1.93% Electricity 64.42% Heating Diesel 9.31% Figure 11: Energy consumption per fuel in Residential Sector 2.2.4 Tertiary Buildings, Equipment & Facilities Tertiary sector includes a number of buildings such as hotels, offices, restaurants, shops, educational buildings, churches, hospitals and water management facilities as well, which provide services to Karak’s citizens. It should be noted that water management facilities include facilities for drinking water (water pumping) and irrigation. The number provided was impossible to be disaggregated in order to separate the drinking water from the irrigation facilities for agricultural activities. The data derived from bills that the Municipality provided. In case of two subsectors, offices and shops, a correlation was used based on electricity consumption in Sahab Municipality, the share of population occupied in these sectors and the respective operational hours. The total energy consumption which refers to electricity, diesel, LPG and gasoline was 108,156 MWh in the tertiary sector. In the table below the collected data are presented. 29
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