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in Wyoming
NUMBER OF SITES: 14
INSTALLED MEGAWATTS: 97
Industrial
- Amoco
- Devon Energy
- General Chemical
- Howell Petroleum Corp sub. of Anadarko
- Interwest Energy
- Merit Energy
- Young Electric
- Simplot
- Sinclair
Other
- Wyoming Premium Farms
*renewable energy
(See the
Installation Database for more information on these installations)

Wyoming’s commercial and industrial electricity prices have risen
slightly in the past five years, but are still significantly below the
national averages. Wyoming had the 11th lowest commercial prices and the
5th lowest industrial prices, in 2006.
| Wyoming average
commercial retail electricity price (2006) |
6.28 ¢/kWh |
| National average
commercial retail electricity price (2006) |
9.46 ¢/kWh |
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| Wyoming average
industrial retail electricity price (2006) |
4.04 ¢/kWh |
| National average
industrial retail electricity price (2006E) |
6.16 ¢/kWh |
| * Source:
EIA. |

Natural gas prices in Wyoming have fallen since a peak in the winter
of 2005/2006. Prices in the past year have fluctuated making it hard to
count on stable fuel prices for future gas fired CHP projects.
When evaluating CHP, a considerable amount of attention needs to be
placed on the price of natural gas, and where it may be headed in the
future. The combination of relatively low electric prices and rising
natural gas prices makes it more difficult for a CHP project to be
economic and generate cost savings, but there are still going to be
successful applications for the appropriate use of CHP. The best
applications are those that value high reliability, have higher electric
rates during peak times, spend a high percentage of their energy bill on
air conditioning, and/or potentially could make use of a “waste fuel”.
| Wyoming average
commercial natural gas price (2006) |
10.30 $/MCF |
| National average
commercial natural gas price (2006) |
11.99 $/MCF |
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| Wyoming average
industrial natural gas price (2006) |
8.90 $/MCF |
| National average
industrial natural gas price (2006) |
7.86 $/MCF |
| * Source:
EIA. |
- Wyoming has no standard interconnection requirements or
procedures.
- Check the DSIRE
Database for the latest updates.
- Check our
Grants Page for any state or
federal grants that may be applicable for CHP systems in Wyoming.
- Check the DSIRE
Database and the
EPA
CHP Partnership for additional incentives for Wyoming.
- If you are thinking of putting in a project, you may to see if we know of any one-time grants or other
funding opportunities.
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