What is the price of benchmark crude oil used in energy consumption calculations?

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The energy consumption calculation shows a reduction in energy use, but to determine how much money has been saved, the price per unit of standard oil is needed. How is the price of standard oil determined? Is it fixed or determined by market prices? I would appreciate some advice from those who are more experienced, thank you!

Reply #22009-10-16

Previously, it was calculated by using the market price of fuel oil and multiplying it by a coefficient of 1 to 1.25; although this might not be the most appropriate method, no other approach came to mind

Reply #32010-07-01

Someone who is an expert in Haichuan should know this price; please provide it.

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