Natural gas savings calculator

Cost out off-hours natural gas burn at your own rate, with an optional carbon price, and see what baseload creep is worth over a year.

This section will contain

  • Inputs (§G.1): m³/h · off-hours hours · $/m³ · optional carbon price.
  • UX: simple first (2–3 inputs → estimate), then an optional Refine step.
  • The result is a data-viz moment, not form output: a §E widget with the money figure large and tabular.
  • Export as image or CSV. The emailed PDF report is the gated artefact; the on-page result stays free and crawlable.

Coming soon

This calculator is not live yet. The maths is finished; the published rate constants it depends on are still [TOM-VALUE].

This section will contain

  • Blocked on gas.rate ($/m³) — [TOM-VALUE]. Enbridge Gas current rate schedule. §K.1 #4.
  • Blocked on gas.ghgFactor (kg CO₂e/m³) — [TOM-VALUE]. ECCC National Inventory Report emission factor for natural gas. §K.1 #5.
  • Blocked on gas.carbonPrice ($/tonne CO₂e) — [TOM-VALUE]. Current federal/provincial carbon pricing schedule — changes annually. §K.1 #6.

§G.2 hard rule — this calculator cannot ship until the blocking constants land. The other calculators stay live in the meantime.

Where these numbers come from

This section will contain

  • gas.rate — — $/m³. [TOM-VALUE] Enbridge Gas current rate schedule. §K.1 #4.
  • gas.ghgFactor — — kg CO₂e/m³. [TOM-VALUE] ECCC National Inventory Report emission factor for natural gas. §K.1 #5.
  • gas.carbonPrice — — $/tonne CO₂e. [TOM-VALUE] Current federal/provincial carbon pricing schedule — changes annually. §K.1 #6.

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