Concept illustrationEnergy savings scenario calculator
Enter monthly electricity use, a variable energy-charge price, and your own energy-saving assumption to build a comparable scenario. Results are illustrative, not guaranteed.
Inputs
For a two-month bill, divide consumption by 2 before entering a monthly value.
Defaults are illustrative, not official or current tariffs. Keep the tax basis consistent across inputs.
5–30% is an adjustable scenario range, not a typical result or performance promise.
Used only in the secondary carbon scenario; monetary and kWh outputs are unchanged. Applying an example preserves this value.
Illustrative scenarios
These are hypothetical scenarios, not client outcomes or industry-typical figures. Each uses TWD, NT$4/kWh before tax, variable energy charge only, and constant annual use and price. This is not an official tariff.
Concept illustrationUser assumption: 10% · TWD 4/kWh
Renewable share remains unchanged when applied.
Concept illustrationUser assumption: 15% · TWD 4/kWh
Renewable share remains unchanged when applied.
Concept illustrationUser assumption: 20% · TWD 4/kWh
Renewable share remains unchanged when applied.
Method and limits
Monthly variable charge = Q × p; monthly savings = Q × p × r; annual values multiply by 12; 3-year gross savings multiply annual savings by 3; annual kWh reduction = Q × r × 12.
Variable energy charges only. Basic and demand charges, capex, maintenance, and service fees are excluded, so the 3-year figure is not ROI or net profit.
Divide a two-month bill by 2. Use the same tax basis for the unit price and comparison; examples are explicitly before tax.
No. It changes display formatting, the illustrative default price, and the existing carbon-factor mapping only.
No. Load shifting may lower cost without reducing kWh and storage incurs losses. Demand reduction, storage, VPP, and renewable procurement benefits are excluded.
No. It is a secondary scenario using an existing formula and unverified currency-factor mapping. Source year and REC treatment remain unverified.
An energy specialist can review your bill structure, equipment, and operating conditions separately from this scenario calculator.
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