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Trump Tower at City Center

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The project snapshot page provides a quick overview of the performance of the DER project. Hover over individual key performance indicators to see a definition.

Performance Snapshot

Jul 2010 to May 2016
5,435
MWh
electricity generated
Capacity
Factor
89,967
Mcf
generator fuel consumed
Electric
Efficiency
34,098
MMBtu
heat used
Thermal
Efficiency
CHP
Efficiency

The project monthly summary table provides measured data and key performance indicators for the DER project.

To view data for another date range, select your desired months and press “Go”.

To download data from the monthly summary table in CSV format, press the download button to the top right of the table.

Automated data filtering can be enabled or disabled via the control. Filtered data automatically checks to determine if the energy streams measured are consistent with each other (e.g. fuel consumption or heat recovery are reported only when a DER is reporting generated power). Disabling this control shows all data available.

Summary Table

Jul 2010 to May 2016
Electricity Generated (MWh) Total Fuel Consumed (Mcf) Total Heat Used (MMBtu) Heat Rejected (MMBtu) Capacity Factor (%) Electric Efficiency (% HHV) Thermal Efficiency (% HHV) CHP Efficiency (% HHV)
Total 5,435 89,967 34,098 6,165 69.8 20.0 36.7 56.7
Jul 2010
13 219 45 52 11.9 20.0 20.0 40.0
Aug 2010
100 1,656 316 424 89.9 20.0 18.5 38.5
Sep 2010
96 1,580 340 366 88.7 20.1 20.9 40.9
Oct 2010
101 1,659 559 187 90.5 20.1 32.7 52.8
Nov 2010
97 1,590 710 24 90.0 20.2 43.2 63.4
Dec 2010
97 1,585 736 8 86.8 20.2 45.0 65.2
Jan 2011
95 1,554 724 12 85.1 20.2 45.1 65.3
Feb 2011
88 1,444 633 8 87.5 20.2 42.5 62.7
Mar 2011
99 1,625 685 13 89.0 20.2 40.8 61.0
Apr 2011
89 1,467 602 29 82.8 20.2 39.8 59.9
May 2011
84 1,387 464 142 75.4 20.1 32.4 52.5
Jun 2011
88 1,449 402 222 81.5 20.1 26.9 46.9
Jul 2011
78 1,288 377 187 69.8 20.0 28.4 48.4
Aug 2011
76 1,253 397 166 67.8 20.0 30.7 50.6
Sep 2011
66 1,101 360 126 61.4 19.9 31.7 51.6
Oct 2011
78 1,294 497 63 69.8 19.9 37.2 57.1
Nov 2011
86 1,420 593 33 79.6 20.0 40.4 60.5
Dec 2011
90 1,489 627 13 80.8 20.0 40.8 60.8
Jan 2012
86 1,419 584 9 76.9 20.0 39.9 59.9
Feb 2012
80 1,328 534 22 76.9 20.0 39.0 59.0
Mar 2012
85 1,413 500 97 76.5 20.0 34.3 54.2
Apr 2012
85 1,398 489 103 78.3 20.0 33.9 53.9
May 2012
84 1,390 469 135 75.3 20.0 32.7 52.7
Jun 2012
78 1,289 424 140 72.1 20.0 31.8 51.8
Jul 2012
78 1,297 319 249 70.0 19.9 23.8 43.7
Aug 2012
78 1,291 347 221 69.7 19.9 26.0 46.0
Sep 2012
72 1,191 381 147 66.3 19.9 31.0 50.8
Oct 2012
89 1,465 482 135 79.3 20.0 31.9 51.8
Nov 2012
75 1,243 524 10 69.5 20.0 40.8 60.8
Dec 2012
100 1,647 695 8 89.8 20.1 40.9 61.0
Jan 2013
95 1,568 661 8 85.3 20.1 40.8 60.9
Feb 2013
91 1,503 641 7 90.8 20.1 41.3 61.5
Mar 2013
91 1,497 678 7 81.4 20.1 43.9 63.9
Apr 2013
67 1,106 507 10 61.7 19.9 44.4 64.3
May 2013
83 1,377 491 126 74.6 20.0 34.5 54.5
Jun 2013
73 1,209 393 147 67.5 19.9 31.5 51.4
Jul 2013
72 1,198 366 168 64.6 19.9 29.6 49.6
Aug 2013
74 1,234 372 170 66.7 19.9 29.2 49.2
Sep 2013
68 1,130 384 113 62.9 19.9 33.0 52.8
Oct 2013
67 1,118 423 80 60.1 19.8 36.6 56.5
Nov 2013
74 1,232 548 14 68.8 20.0 43.1 63.0
Dec 2013
80 1,321 617 9 71.5 20.0 45.3 65.3
Jan 2014
73 1,216 607 7 65.6 19.9 48.4 68.3
Feb 2014
70 1,154 570 5 69.2 20.0 47.9 67.9
Mar 2014
80 1,320 587 7 71.6 20.0 43.1 63.1
Apr 2014
73 1,205 518 17 67.4 20.0 41.6 61.6
May 2014
77 1,287 433 142 69.4 19.9 32.6 52.5
Jun 2014
69 1,149 376 133 63.8 19.8 31.7 51.5
Jul 2014
74 1,226 381 165 66.0 19.9 30.1 50.0
Aug 2014
74 1,230 381 165 66.2 19.9 30.0 49.9
Sep 2014
63 1,043 330 135 57.9 19.8 30.7 50.5
Oct 2014
77 1,277 454 117 68.8 19.9 34.4 54.3
Nov 2014
89 1,472 532 121 82.4 20.0 35.0 55.0
Dec 2014
68 1,125 468 25 60.8 19.9 40.4 60.3
Jan 2015
74 1,227 540 6 66.5 20.0 42.7 62.6
Feb 2015
91 1,502 665 5 90.6 20.1 42.9 63.0
Mar 2015
98 1,613 698 3 87.8 20.1 41.9 62.0
Apr 2015
74 1,231 542 27 68.7 19.9 42.7 62.6
May 2015
57 956 403 70 51.0 19.7 40.9 60.6
Jun 2015
52 882 349 93 48.5 19.6 38.4 58.0
Jul 2015
57 954 382 84 51.0 19.7 38.8 58.5
Aug 2015
56 941 362 94 50.2 19.7 37.3 57.0
Sep 2015
53 893 339 83 49.2 19.7 36.8 56.5
Oct 2015
70 1,168 442 121 62.6 19.8 36.7 56.4
Nov 2015
70 1,156 444 120 64.4 19.9 37.2 57.1
Dec 2015
49 812 342 12 43.8 19.9 40.8 60.7
Jan 2016
58 961 412 5 52.1 20.0 41.5 61.5
Feb 2016
82 1,359 585 16 78.9 20.1 41.7 61.7
Mar 2016
86 1,418 603 25 76.8 20.0 41.2 61.2
Apr 2016
41 699 291 30 38.3 19.6 40.4 60.0
May 2016
33 567 169 122 30.0 19.5 28.9 48.5

Production data is not in real time and may be delayed as data is periodically reported and uploaded to this website.

Data Displayed:

The monthly summary plot shows monthly sums of measured data and monthly averages of key performance indicators.

To view data for another date range, select your desired months and press “Go”.

To download data used to create the monthly summary plot in CSV format, press the download button to the top right of the chart.

Automated data filtering can be enabled or disabled via the control. Filtered data automatically checks to determine if the energy streams measured are consistent with each other (e.g. fuel consumption or heat recovery are reported only when a DER is reporting generated power). Disabling this control shows all data available.

Click on legend entries below the plot, if present, to show or hide data.

Data Displayed

Production data is not in real time and may be delayed as data is periodically reported and uploaded to this website.

Data Displayed:

The time series plot shows averages of measured data and key performance indicators. The plot can be switched between the daily and hourly time steps, to adjust the level of averaging displayed.

To view data for another date range or time step, select your desired dates and time step and press “Go”. Due to performance constraints, hourly data may only be displayed within a date range of up to one month in length.

To download data used to create the time series plot in CSV format, press the download button to the top right of the chart.

Automated data filtering can be enabled or disabled via the control. Filtered data automatically checks to determine if the energy streams measured are consistent with each other (e.g. fuel consumption or heat recovery are reported only when a DER is reporting generated power). Disabling this control shows all data available.

Click on legend entries below the plot, if present, to show or hide data.

Data Displayed

Times are shown in Eastern Time (ET) and are adjusted to reflect Daylight Saving Time (DST).

Production data is not in real time and may be delayed as data is periodically reported and uploaded to this website.

Data Displayed:

The ambient temperature plot shows averages of measured data and key performance indicators versus ambient temperature.

To view data for another date range or time step, select your desired dates and time step and press “Go”. Due to performance constraints, hourly data may only be displayed within a date range of up to one month in length.

To download data used to create the ambient temperature plot in CSV format, press the download button to the top right of the chart.

Automated data filtering can be enabled or disabled via the control. Filtered data automatically checks to determine if the energy streams measured are consistent with each other (e.g. fuel consumption or heat recovery are reported only when a DER is reporting generated power). Disabling this control shows all data available.

Click on legend entries below the plot, if present, to show or hide data.

Data Displayed
Ambient Temperature data provided by NOAA at weather.govLink opens in new window - close new window to return to this page.

Production data is not in real time and may be delayed as data is periodically reported and uploaded to this website.

The project performance benchmark page shows how the DER project performs compared to similar-sized projects using the same technology in the same facility category. The key performance index used for benchmarking can be changed by selecting the desired rating from the table headings at the bottom of the page. Clicking on each result in the distribution will bring up the name and link to other related facilities.

To view data for another date range, select your desired months and press “Go”.

Note that benchmarking only occurs on data with automated data filtering on, to ensure consistent ranking results.

CHP
Efficiency
Thermal
Efficiency
Electric
Efficiency
Capacity
Factor
Electric
Generation
Trump Tower at City Center 56.7 % 36.7 % 20.0 % 69.8 % 5,435 MWh
Top Peer 79.6 % 57.1 % 22.5 % 39.5 % 1,090 MWh
Average Peer 60.4 % 37.0 % 23.4 % 42.0 % 851 MWh

Peer Criteria

  • Technology: CHP
  • Generation Capacity: Small (0-250 kW)
  • Facility Category: Residential
  • Total Peers in Group: 27

The project monthly CHP performance rating plot shows overall CHP performance and highlights periods for potential performance improvement.

To view data for another date range, select your desired months and press “Go”.

To download data used to create the monthly CHP performance rating plot in CSV format, press the download button to the top right of the chart.

Note that rating only occurs on data with automated data filtering on, to ensure consistent ranking results.

The peak demand reduction shows the contribution of the CHP system to reducing the utility grid peak demand, and other calculations that were utilized in previous NYSERDA CHP performance programs. The peak demand reduction (kWP) is defined as the average CHP output during the period spanning May 1 through October 31, Monday through Friday, 12:00 Noon to 6:00 PM. Federal holidays are excluded from this period.

The total generation (kWhA) is defined as the total net CHP generation during the period evaluated.

The two CHP efficiencies (FCECHP) are program specific, and differ slightly from the conventional CHP efficiency.

The 2013 CHP systems manual defines FCECHP as the combined net electrical and useful heat recovery divided by the fuel input at 1,032 BTU/CF HHV, however the useful heat recovery is divided by a displaced boiler efficiency of 80%.

The 2010 CHP systems manual defines FCECHP as the combined net electrical and useful heat recovery divided by the fuel input at 928 BTU/CF LHV. No displaced boiler efficiency is assumed in the FCECHP calculation.

CHP Performance Program Metrics

Jul 2010 to May 2016
Peak Demand Reduction (kWP)
107
kW
Total Generation (kWhA)
5,435,496
kWh
Heat Recovered
34,098
MMBtu
Gas Consumed
89,967
Mcf
FCECHP

FCECHP 2013 =
[(WG × 3.413) + (QU / 0.8)] / [FG × 1.032]

65.9
% HHV
FCECHP

FCECHP 2006–2010 =
[(WG × 3.413) + QU] / [FG × 0.928]

63.0
% LHV

Use this page to download all measured performance data for a DER project in CSV format. Select your desired date range and time step, then press the “Download” button to save the data file to your computer.

Download Data

To download performance data, select your desired date range and time step, then click the Download button.

Production data is not in real time and may be delayed as data is periodically reported and uploaded to this website.