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Model 2100‐SE Versus 16 Metric Ton, Diesel Excavator Cost Analysis ‐ December 2014

Model 2100‐SE Versus 16 Metric Ton, Diesel Excavator Cost Analysis ‐ December 2014

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Comparison of Power and Diesel Costs by Region (December 2014)
1. Regional Power Rates and Usage:
  • Average regional commercial power rates are provided in $/KWH for various U.S. regions.
  • Each region's average KWH usage per hour is 35, with costs calculated per hour, per 8-hour day, and for 260 days annually.
2. Diesel Prices and Usage:
  • Average diesel prices per gallon and usage (3.5 gallons per hour) are listed for each region.
  • Costs are calculated similarly to power rates, with additional savings calculated annually and over seven years.
3. Regional Cost Analysis:
  • New England: Highest power cost per hour ($5.02) and significant savings with diesel ($107,882.32 over 7 years).
  • Mid Atlantic: Slightly lower power costs, with diesel savings of $104,417.04 over 7 years.
  • East North Central: Lower power costs ($3.48/hour) with the highest diesel savings ($145,592.72 over 7 years).
  • West North Central: Similar to East North Central with substantial diesel savings ($144,420.64 over 7 years).
  • South Atlantic: Moderate power costs with diesel savings of $124,852.00 over 7 years.
  • East South Central: Comparable to South Atlantic with diesel savings of $118,787.76 over 7 years.
  • West South Central: Lowest power costs ($2.88/hour) with diesel savings of $131,884.48 over 7 years.
  • Mountain: Higher power costs with diesel savings of $134,126.72 over 7 years.
  • Pacific: Highest power costs ($5.53/hour) with diesel savings of $104,926.64 over 7 years.
  • Alaska: High power costs with diesel savings of $105,283.36 over 7 years.
  • Hawaii: Highest power costs ($12.16/hour) with the lowest diesel savings ($67,572.96 over 7 years).
4. Advantages of Stationary Electric Models:
  • No diesel exhaust emissions.
  • No need for motor oil changes or air filters.
  • No rubber tires to repair or replace, reducing damage to tipping floors.
  • Increased uptime due to fewer maintenance requirements.
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Model 2100‐SE Versus 16 Metric Ton, Diesel Excavator Cost Analysis ‐ December 2014-1

Model 2100‐SE Versus 16 Metric Ton, Diesel Excavator Cost Analysis ‐ December 2014 Avg. Regional, Commercial 2100 Avg. Kwh Power Rates Usage/Hr $/KWH Cost / Hr Cost / 8Hr Cost/260 Days New England (CT, ME, MA, 0.1433 NH, RI, VT) Diesel Prices Avg. Diesel Usage: Gal/Hr Cost/Hr Cost / 8Hr Cost/260 Days Savings/Yr. West N. Central (IA, KS, MN, MO, NB, ND, SD) So. Atlantic (DE, VA, DC, NC, SC, GA, FL, MD, WV) East South Central (AL, MS, KY, TN) West South Central (TX, AR, LA, OK) Mountain (AZ, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, WY, UT) Pacific (CA, OR, WA) Alaska (AK)

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.