WHERE DOES YOUR MONEY GO?
News about Gas Absorption products, about ROBUR Corporation and about HVAC market
09.07.2010
Where does your money go?
HAVE YOU EVER THOUGHT HOW YOUR HOME ANNUAL ENERGY BILL IS MADE?
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| Notes: “Appliances” includes refrigerator, dishwasher clothes washer and dryer “Electronics” includes computer, monitor, TV and DVD player “Other” includes external power adapters, telephone, set-top boxes, ceiling fans and home audio Average price of electricity is 11.3 cents per kilowatt hour Average price of natural gas is $13.29 per Million Btu The annual energy bill for a typical single home is approximately $2,200 Source: Energy Star (http://www.energystar.gov/index.cfm?c=products.pr_where_money) |
Let’s think about the HVAC system and water heating bill for this typical home: heating (29%), cooling (17%) and water heating (14%) costs have to be considered.
It means these three items account for 60% of the total energy bill in your home.
One-step more: what portion of this expense is strictly heating (Space heating + Water heating)?
It accounts for 77% of the total expenses!
Save money and emissions using the ROBUR Gas-fired Absorption Air-source Heat Pump GAHP-A.
Here is an example of the tremendous savings you can achieve:
See how the ROBUR Gas-fired Absorption Heat Pump technology is GREEN!
Using a Gas Absorption Heat Pump you can save 8,502 lb of CO2 every year, equal to 1.7 Ton of Oil Equivalent.
Using a Gas Absorption Heat Pump you can save 27,237 lb of CO2 every year, equal to 5.3 Ton of Oil Equivalent.
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