EPA Stationary combustion of petroleum derived fuels
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The category /business/energy/stationaryCombustion/epa/petroleum contains data on the emissions associated with the burning of petroleum-derived fuels (e.g. distillate and residual fuels, liquefied petroleum fuels, kerosene), sourced from the US Environmental Protection Agency's Climate Leaders initiative.
To use this category, select the type of petroleum product using the type and subtype drill choices. Next specify the quantity of fuel consumed using either the energyConsumed or volume profile item values.
Emissions of CH4 and N2O vary according to the specific burning context under consideration. Users can specify the burning context using the burningContext profile item value with one of the following valid parameters;
- residential
- commercial
- industry
- electricity generation
Four quantities are returned, as follows:
- CO2: CO2 emissions
- CH4: CH4 (methane) emissions
- N2O: N2O (nitrous oxide) emissions
- CO2e: CO2e emissions (all three gases, converted using these global warming potential)
See here for information on using British thermal units (Btu's) with the Discover platform.
UID | Label |
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C91DM7TTYG6B | distillate fuel oil, no. 1 |
RMR9V1RSW5S2 | distillate fuel oil, no. 2 |
XYTX58OONFDE | distillate fuel oil, no. 4 |
BOLV4ET9C5T4 | kerosene |
JRBS1LZ5CQ4V | lpg (average mix) |
63OH9E0SS2CA | lpg components, ethane |
S1QMPZIAJK1L | lpg components, isobutane |
8T5IHD8TTSWU | lpg components, n-butane |
YTFN9EP84RXK | lpg components, propane |
NX7V9B5CCXDN | petroleum coke |
13T4HKB4K60F | residual fuel oil, no. 5 |
N7TOTRB20R83 | residual fuel oil, no. 6 |