Oscar,  Per our conversation, the following are the fuel management team's  assumptions of fuel requirements for Eco at 100% of capacity:  LNG   91,260 MMBtu/day at 507 MW    Heat Rate = 7500 BTU/kwh  LPG   1905 Metric Tons at 507 MW     Heat Rate = 7461 BTU/kwh    (Note: 522  gallons/MT   ,   91,300 Btu/gallon)  No.2   619,000 gallons/day at 465 MW   Heat Rate = 7313 BTU/kwh    (Note:  131,850 Btu/gallon)   Heat rates at less than 100% of capacity will be different from those at  100%.
Check with Rick or Arthur regarding performance curves.
Call me if you have any additional questions.
Regards,

Eco Fuel Consumption
Oscar, Per our conversation, the following are the fuel management team's assumptions of fuel requirements for Eco at <NUMBER>% of capacity: LNG <NUMBER> MMBtu/day at <NUMBER> MW Heat Rate = <NUMBER> BTU/kwh LPG <NUMBER> Metric Tons at <NUMBER> MW Heat Rate = <NUMBER> BTU/kwh (Note: <NUMBER> gallons/MT , <NUMBER> Btu/gallon) No.0 <NUMBER> gallons/day at <NUMBER> MW Heat Rate = <NUMBER> BTU/kwh (Note: <NUMBER> Btu/gallon) Heat rates at less than <NUMBER>% of capacity will be different from those at <NUMBER>%.
Check with Rick or Arthur regarding performance curves.
Call me if you have any additional questions.
Regards,
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