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Sources	Annual energy consumption, BTU	Emission reduction, mt

Potential actions	We currently do this	Energy	Impact (mt reduction)	Action
Electric heater		8.13	5.02
Electric vehicle		3.89	9.34
Rooftop solar		4.45	3.63
Smart thermostat		7.50	6.6.2
Walking		6.72	3.00
Bicycling		1.55	3.00
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Sources	Emission reduction, mt
Learn more Delete	3.61 (14%)
Learn more Delete	11.23 (22%)
Learn more Delete	8.54 (12%)
Learn more Delete	14.61 (24%)
Learn more Delete	3.45 (9%)

Equipment	Impact, mt CO₂e	Price, $
Solution info Delete	-5.02	84.99
Solution info Delete	-9.34	1,519.00
Solution info Delete	-3.63	340.25
Solution info Delete	-3.11	150.00
Solution info Delete	-6.62	457.30

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Taxes (Maryland)	$23.00
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Gas: 50%

Coal: 9%

Nuclear: 36%

Hydro: 1%

Wind: 1%

Biomass: 2%

Solar: 1%

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Sources	Annual energy consumption, BTU	Emissions, mt
Heating, ventilation and AC	58.33	3.61 (14%)
Refrigeration	83.89	11.23 (22%)
Lighting	36.19	8.54 (12%)
Transportation	43.35	14.61 (24%)
Appliances	94.12	3.45 (9%)

Energy Type	Annual energy consumption, BTU	Emission reduction, mt
Coal	58.33	3.61 (14%)
Petroleum	83.89	11.23 (22%)
Natural gas	36.19	8.54 (12%)
Nuclear	43.35	14.61 (24%)
Biomas	94.12	3.45 (9%)

Potential actions	We currently do this	Energy	Impact (mt reduction)	Action
Electric heater		8.13	-5.02
Electric vehicle		3.89	-9.34

Rooftop solar		4.45	-3.63
Smart thermostat		7.50	-6.62
RECs		6.72	-3.00
Offsets		1.55	-5.40
Smart thermostat		7.50	-6.62
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The T9 Smart Thermostat works with Smart Room Sensors to help you adjust the temperature from anywhere and stay cozy in the rooms that matter...

Constellation Energy Corporation

Category

Low-Carbon Impact

728

Metric tons (mt) of CO₂e

2.41

Dollars ($) per mt CO₂e reduced

4.66%

Internal rate of return

Nitrogen Oxide reduction, mt

585

Sulphur Oxide reduction, mt

472

Methane reduction, mt

18

Intervention cost, per unit

$1,299

Product estimated lifecycle, years

10

Annual savings, $ per year

$180

Payback period, years

7.22

Residential

Lighting

Petroleum-Based Electricity

Healthcare

3.5

Million MWh of electricity

101.9

Million U.S. Gal gasoline

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Sources	Emission reduction, mt
Learn more Delete	3.61 (14%)
Learn more Delete	11.23 (22%)
Learn more Delete	8.54 (12%)
Learn more Delete	14.61 (24%)
Learn more Delete	3.45 (9%)

Equipment	Impact, mt CO₂e	Price, $
Solution info Delete	-5.02	84.99
Solution info Delete	-9.34	1,519.00
Solution info Delete	-3.63	340.25
Solution info Delete	-3.11	150.00
Solution info Delete	-6.62	457.30

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Discount	-$100.00

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307 N Academy St, Charlotte, NC, USA

224 mt CO₂e

1.25%

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[ { "street_address": "7224 W Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA 98108, USA", "floor_area": "38.48", "costs": "45.434", "emissions": "344.54", "building_type": "residential" } ]

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Sources	Annual energy consumption, BTU	Emissions, mt
Heating, ventilation and AC	58.33	3.61 (14%)
Refrigeration	83.89	11.23 (22%)
Lighting	36.19	8.54 (12%)
Transportation	43.35	14.61 (24%)
Appliances	94.12	3.45 (9%)

Energy Type	Annual energy consumption, BTU	Emission reduction, mt
Coal	58.33	3.61 (14%)
Petroleum	83.89	11.23 (22%)
Natural gas	36.19	8.54 (12%)
Nuclear	43.35	14.61 (24%)
Biomas	94.12	3.45 (9%)

Potential actions	We currently do this	Energy	Impact (mt reduction)	Action
Electric heater		8.13	-5.02
Electric vehicle		3.89	-9.34

Rooftop solar		4.45	-3.63
Smart thermostat		7.50	-6.62
Walking		6.72	-3.00
Bicycling		1.55	-5.40
Smart thermostat		7.50	-6.62
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VIN number Manually

Year

2018

Make

BMW

Model

230i Convertible

Option

Auto (S8), 4 cyl, 2.0 L, Turbo

Mpg

42

CO₂/mile

411

Annual miles driven

18,100

This car mostly kept at location

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[ { "street_address": "7224 W Marginal Way S, Seattle, WA 98108, USA", "floor_area": "38.48", "costs": "45.434", "emissions": "344.54", "building_type": "residential" } ]

Duke Energy

Energy company

UGI Corporation

Energy company

Bank of America

Bank

Pinnacle West Capital Corporation

Bank

Dominion Energy

Energy company

CenterPoint Energy Inc.

Energy company

NRG Energy

Energy company

Constellation Energy

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Comed Corporation

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Other trips taken this year, miles Percent highway other trips	m %	m %	m %

City distance, miles Highway fuel Total fuel	4,570 4,570 9,140	4,570 4,570 9,140	4,570 4,570 9,140
City fuel, gal Highway fuel Total fuel	253.889 175.769 429.658	253.889 175.769 429.658	253.889 175.769 429.658
CO₂ calc, lb	8,421.299	8,421.299	8,421.299

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Average daily driving distance, miles Percent highway	m %	m %	m %
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Potential actions	We currently do this	Energy	Impact (mt reduction)	Action
Tesla electric vehicle		8.13	-1,027
Flight information		3.89	-1,845

Bus		4.45	-567
Train		7.50	-1,466
Walking		6.72	-615
Bicycle		1.55	-1,055
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41.64% of the city’s emissions comes from the residential sector.

Natural Gas

2.86%

Propane

1.28%

Residual Fuel Oil No. 5

37.45%

Wood and Wood Residuals

0.05%

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12.81% of the city’s emissions comes from the commercial sector.

Distillate Fuel Oil No. 1

11.87%

Propane

0.91%

Wood and Wood Residuals

0.03%

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17.4% of the city’s emissions comes from the industrial sector.

Distillate Fuel Oil No. 2

17.31%

Used Oil

0.09%

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28.16% of the city’s emissions comes from the transportation sector.

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4.77%

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Motor Gasoline

23.39%

Truck

18.76%
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0.03%
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523,488 buildings

Electricity generation (MWh)

405,176

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Coal

15%
Petroleum

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Natural gas

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Hydro

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523,488 buildings

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Coal

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Petroleum

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14%
Natural gas

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18%

Hydro

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