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To: Haim R. Branisteanu who wrote (108657)	11/29/2014 11:26:55 PM
From: bart13	Read Replies (2) of 219832

Close enough for horseshoes, I use 5.8 for NG to oil. Here's my cheat sheet: 1 million cubic feet natural gas = ~.1724 barrel of oil = 1 million BTUs 5.8 million cubic feet natural gas = 1 barrel of oil = 5.8 million BTUs 1700 kilowatt hours of electricity = 1 barrel of oil = 5.8 million BTUs 1 million cubic feet natural gas = 293.1 kwh of electricity = 1 million BTUs One ton of coal = ~4.14 barrels of oil = ~24 million BTUs One ton of coal = ~24 million cubic feet natural gas = ~24 million BTUs One ton of coal = ~7034 kilowatt hours of electricity = ~24 million BTUs 1 million cubic feet natural gas = 8.07 gallons of gasoline = 1 million BTUs 1 million cubic feet natural gas = ~7.21 gallons of diesel or heating oil = 1 million BTUs 1 million BTUs = 1 million cubic feet natural gas ~.1724 barrel of heavy or light crude oil, or 7.24 gallons ~293.1 kwh of electricity ~83.33 pounds of coal (one ton of coal = 24 million BTUs) ~8.07 gallons of gasoline ~7.21 gallons of diesel or heating oil Note: coal numbers are highly variable depending on its quality.

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