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Figure 13: Return on Investment (ROI) <br />10,000 Trials <br />Frequency View <br />9,938 Displayed <br />Flaring R01 <br />0.03 <br />300 <br />270 <br />240 <br />210 <br />0.02 <br />180 'n <br />— <br />a <br />150 m <br />o <br />ri <br />1za � <br />P1a=116.71% <br />0.01 <br />so <br />so = sa.a1 <br />so <br />30 <br />0.0 <br />0 <br />40.00% 60.00% <br />so -00% 100.00% <br />120.00% <br />140.00% <br />-Infinity <br />Certainty: 10000 % <br />1 Infinity <br />pso = Median, there is a <br />50 percent probability <br />that the project will <br />result in an ROI of <br />80.56 percent over a <br />10 -year project life. <br />Pio = There is a 10 <br />percent probability that <br />the project will result in <br />an ROI of 116.71 <br />percent or greater over <br />a 10 -year project life. <br />p90 = There is a 90 <br />percent probability that <br />the project will result in <br />an ROI of 54.41 percent <br />or greater over a 10 - <br />year project life. <br />Summary of Findings: <br />Raven Ridge determined that a gob gas flaring project would be technically and economically viable at <br />the West Elk mine. A similar project located at Oxbow's now shuttered Elk Creek mine began while the <br />mine was active and continues at present as an idled mine methane emission abatement project. The <br />proposed West Elk project would be capable of destroying 634.9 million cubic feet of gas per year <br />amounting to 281.8 thousand tonnes of COze or 76.9 thousand tonnes of carbon. The total capital needs <br />for the project would be $12.54 million USD over a ten-year project life. Assuming a pso forecast of 6.7 <br />billion cubic feet of gas produced through GVBs over a 10 -year period, net total emissions of 2.64 million <br />tonnes of COze would be destroyed over that period, or about 720 thousand tonnes of carbon. <br />The Flaring Project economic indicators are presented in Table 3. <br />18 <br />