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Final Environmental Assessment for the Texas A&M University Combined Heat and Power Project, College Station, Texas (DOE/EA-1775) (Paperback)
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Final Environmental Assessment for the Texas A&M University Combined Heat and Power Project, College Station, Texas (DOE/EA-1775) (Paperback)
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Loot Price R424
Discovery Miles 4 240
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The Department of Energy (DOE) prepared this Environmental
Assessment (EA) to evaluate the potential environmental
consequences of providing a financial assistance grant under the
American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 to Texas A&M
University (Texas A&M) for installation of a combined heat and
power (CHP) system at its campus in College Station, Texas. DOE's
proposed action is to provide $10 million in financial assistance
in a cost-sharing arrangement with the project proponent, Texas
A&M. The cost of the proposed project would be about $70.3
million. Texas A&M's proposed project is to install and operate
a high-efficiency CHP system that would produce steam for heating
and cooling as well as generate electricity. This EA evaluates
commonly addressed environmental resource areas and identifies no
significant adverse environmental impacts for the proposed project.
The proposed project would upgrade the Central Utility Plant and
campus electrical distribution system to serve Texas A&M
expansion. The proposed CHP system would result in substantial
energy savings, reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and reduce the
amount of electricity Texas A&M would purchase from
carbon-producing plants such coal-fired power generators.
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