Assessing Opportunities for Alternative Fuel Distribution Programs (2013) / Chapter Skim
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33 The alternative fuel distribution options are defined in terms of three main elements: • Type of alternative fuel • Quantity of alternative fuel • Required storage and distribution infrastructure for handling the alternative fuel Start by understanding the existing energy mix at the airports, i.e., the types and amounts of energy by user type. This knowledge is used to project future energy use by fuel and user type.
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evaluation Framework Step A 35 4.2 Step A2: Energy Demand Forecast When the current energy matrix is completed, the next step is to forecast energy demand. This matrix includes the same energy use categories as the current energy mix illustrated in Table 1 and presents a forecast for a particular year of interest defined by the user (see Table 2)
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