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Advantages of Low Sulfur and Biodiesel Fuel Oil A Presentation at the RI GHG Stakeholder Meeting January 22, 2004 Presented by: John E. Batey, PE, President Energy Research Center, Inc. On Behalf of: Oil Heat Institute of RI Topics for Presentation: Overview of Home Oil Burner Air Emissions Results of Low Sulfur Oil Studies Results of Preliminary Biodiesel -heating oil blends. Part I Air Emissions from Home Oil Burners Key Points : Air Emission Rates Oil burner emissions of PM, Carbon Monoxide, Hydrocarbons, NOx, and Sulfur Oxides are much lower than the average combustion source in the US. Emission rates range from 1/2 (SOx) to 1/123rd (Hydrocarbons) of the average combustion source in the US. Low sulfur (0.05%) fuel oil that is now available lowers SOx emissions by 80%. Total Air Pollutant Emissions from #2 oil range from only 0.04% to 0.69% of the US total each year. Home oil burner emissions are among the lowest of all combustion sources. Ref: USEPA and BNL Report 52249 Key Points : Oil NOx Emissions Part II Low Sulfur Home Heating Oil (0.05%) Ref: USEPA Publication AP-42 Key Points: Oil SOx Emissions Home heating oil and natural gas both emit low levels of sulfur oxides Low sulfur fuel oil (0.05%) produces reduces sulfur oxides by 80% Electric heat pumps emit 8 to 32 times more SOx than home oil burners Electric heat emits 16 to 64 times more SOx than home oil burners Ultralow S oil (15 ppm) emits the lowest levels of SO2. Results of Low Sulfur Oil Studies:  Advantages of Low Sulfur Oil Brookhaven National Laboratory NYSERDA - Buhrmaster Energy Group Summary of Advantages Effect of Fuel Sulfur on PM Emissions Ref: CETC NYSERDA - Buhrmaster Energy Group Low Sulfur Demonstration Demonstrate the advantages of reduced sulfur fuel oil through field testing in 1000 homes Evaluate actual changes in heating equipment performance