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Economic Modeling of Distributed Generation Applications in Hospitals

This study by W. J. Kennedy, Ph.D., P.E. and Sertac Pehlivan from Clemson University examines the economic implications of distributed generation in hospitals. It includes an observed demand curve for a regional hospital in South Carolina and a financial spreadsheet for calculating after-tax cash flows for analysis.

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Economic Modeling of Distributed Generation Applications in Hospitals

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  1. Economic Modeling Of Distributed Generation Applications in Hospitals W. J. Kennedy, Ph.D., P.E. Sertac Pehlivan Department of Industrial Engineering Clemson University

  2. Observed demand curve for one South Carolina regional hospital

  3. Financial Spreadsheet for Calculating After Tax Cash Flows

  4. Analyses

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