### APPENDIX 10A NET PRESENT VALUE UNDER ALTERNATIVE ELECTRICITY
PRICE SCENARIOS

LIST OF TABLES Table 10A.1 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions) ............................................................. 10A-1 Table 10A.2 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions) ............................................................. 10A-2 Table 10A.3 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions) ........................................... 10A-3 Table 10A.4 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions) ............................................................. 10A-4 Table 10A.5 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions) ............................................................. 10A-5 Table 10A.6 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions) ........................................... 10A-6 Table 10A.7 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)..................................................................................... 10A-7 Table 10A.8 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)..................................................................................... 10A-8 Table 10A.9 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data (2009$ millions), Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case ....................................................................... 10A-8 Table 10A.10 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)................................................................................... 10A-10 Table 10A.11 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)................................................................................... 10A-11

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### APPENDIX 10A NET PRESENT VALUE UNDER ALTERNATIVE ELECTRICITY
PRICE SCENARIOS

INTRODUCTION

This appendix contains Net Present Value results for additional low, high and cap & trade electricity price case scenarios. Net Present Value results for reference case electricity pricing are contained in Chapter 10.

Table 0 A. 1 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Product Class Standard Level Selected

CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3 CSL 4

A1: 0

- 10.25 W 311 (244 to

313) 273 (176 to

444) 269 (155 to

495) 101 (

- 23 to

383)

A1: 10.25

- 39 W 588 (347 to

754) 1546 (1058 to

1898) 1969 (840 to 2717) 1949 (69 to 3142)

A1: 39

- 90 W 78 (13 to 156) 67 (

- 246 to

381) - 691 (

- 1505 to

- 9) - 1922 (

- 3541 to

- 647)

A1: 90

- 250 W - 6 (

- 30 to 41) 5 (

- 68 to

159) - 5 (

- 95 to

181) - 80 0 (

- 1185 to

- 233)

A2 (DC Output, Low Voltage) 162 77

- 14

- 176

A3 (AC Output, Basic Voltage) 128 324 455 512

A4 (AC Output, Low Voltage) 24 30 39 34

All Class A EPSs 1285 (888 to 1578) 2322 (1351 to

3313) 2023 (

- 124 to

3865) - 302 (

- 4310 to

3014)

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### Table 0 A. 2 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Product Class Standard Level Selected

CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3 CSL 4

A1: 0

- 10.25 W 346 (272 to

349) 343 (237 to

531) 358 (234 to

606) 199 (63 to 507)

A1: 10.25

- 39 W 670 (420 to

844) 1743 (1235 to

2115) 2280 (1120 to

3059) 2346 (425 to 3579)

A1: 39

- 90 W 99 (32 to 18 2) 151 (

- 167 to

484) - 548 (

- 1372 to 167) - 1692 (

- 3329 to

- 360)

A1: 90

- 250 W 0 (

- 25 to 51) 27 (

- 48 to

192) 21 (

- 72 to

221) - 746 (

- 1137 to

- 149)

A2 (DC Output, Low Voltage) 182 127 46

- 108

A3 (AC Output, Basic Voltage) 144 363 517 591

A4 (AC Output, Low Voltage) 27 34 44 40

All Class A EPSs 1468 (1053 to

1779) 2788 (1781 to

3846) 2718 (517 to 4661) 630 (

- 3455 to

4100)

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### Table 0 A. 3 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Product Class Standard Level Selected

CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3 CSL 4

A1: 0

- 10.25 W 325 (255 to

328) 302 (201 to

480) 305 (187 to

541) 1 41 (12 to 434)

A1: 10.25

- 39 W 622 (377 to

791) 1627 (1131 to

1987) 2096 (955 to 2857) 2111 (215 to 3321)

A1: 39

- 90 W 86 (21 to 167) 101 (

- 214 to

423) - 633 (

- 1451 to 63) - 1829 (

- 3455 to

- 530)

A1: 90

- 250 W - 4 (

- 28 to 45) 14 (

- 60 to

172) 5 (

- 86 to

197) - 77 8 (

- 1166 to

- 199)

A2 (DC Output, Low Voltage) 170 97 11

- 149

A3 (AC Output, Basic Voltage) 135 341 481 546

A4 (AC Output, Low Voltage) 25 32 41 37

All Class A EPSs 1360 (956 to 1661) 2513 (1527 to

3532) 2308 (138 to 4192) 80 (

- 3960 to

3460)

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### Table 0 A. 4 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Product Class Standard Level Selected

CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3 CSL 4

A1: 0

- 10.25 W 155 (122 to

154) 119 (72 to 201) 109 (54 to 217) 14 (

- 47 to 149)

A1: 10.25

- 39 W 289 (160 to

376) 766 (508 to

950) 951 (347 to 1347) 905 (

- 106 to 1540)

A1: 39

- 90 W 35 (0 to 74) 6 (

- 163 to

16 7) - 431 (

- 872 to

- 76) - 1137 (

- 2015 to

- 471)

A1: 90

- 250 W - 5 (

- 18 to 19) - 3 (

- 42 to 75) - 10 (

- 58 to 85) - 453 (

- 662 to

- 158)

A2 (DC Output, Low Voltage) 81 23

- 30

- 123

A3 (AC Output, Basic Voltage) 59 151 207 227

A4 (AC Output, Low Voltage) 12 14 19 16

All Class A EPSs 626 (417 to

776) 1077 (563 to 1581) 816 (

- 334 to

1768) - 549 (

- 2709 to

1180)

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### Table 0 A. 5 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Product Class Standard Level Selected

CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3 CSL 4

A1: 0

- 10.25 W 172 (136 to

171) 153 (101 to

242) 152 (91 to 269) 60 (

- 6 to 208)

A1: 10.25

- 39 W 328 (195 to

418) 860 (592 to 1053) 1099 (480 to 1509) 1094 (63 to 1748)

A1: 39

- 90 W 45 (9 to 87) 46 (

- 125 to

216) - 362 (

- 808 to 8) - 1026 (

- 1913 to

- 334)

A1: 90

- 250 W - 2 (

- 15 to 24) 8 (

- 33 to 91) 3 (

- 47 to

104) - 426 (

- 638 to

- 118)

A2 (DC Output, Low Voltage) 91 47

- 2

- 90

A3 (AC Output, Basic Voltage) 66 169 235 263

A4 (AC Output, Low Voltage) 13 16 21 19

All Class A EPSs 713 (495 to

870) 1298 (767 to 1833) 1146 (

- 29 to 2145) - 107 (

- 2303 to

1694)

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### Table 0 A. 6 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from Amended Standards for External Power Supplies at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Product Class Standard Level Selected

CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3 CSL 4

A1: 0

- 10.25 W 161 (127 to

160) 131 (82 to 216) 124 (67 to 236) 30 (

- 33 to

170)

A1: 10.25

- 39 W 302 (173 to

391) 799 (537 to

986) 1003 (394 to 1404) 972 (

- 47 to 1613)

A1: 39

- 90 W 38 (4 to 79) 20 (

- 150 to

184) - 407 (

- 850 to

- 47) - 1098 (

- 1979 to

- 423)

A1: 90

- 250 W - 4 (

- 17 to 21) 1 (

- 39 to 80) - 5 (

- 54 to 91) - 444 (

- 654 to

- 144)

A2 (DC Output, Low Voltage) 84 31

- 20

- 111

A3 (AC Output, Basic Voltage) 62 158 218 241

A4 (AC Output, Low Voltage) 13 15 20 17

All Class A EPSs 657 (445 to

809) 1155 (635 to 1670) 933 (

- 226 to

1902) - 393 (

- 2566 to

1363)

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### Table 0 A. 7 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Ener gy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 113 (11 0 to 1 15 ) 2 62 (2 53 to 2 68 ) 3 56 (3 43 to 3 64 )

<4 V 2 1 214 ( 594 to 1499 ) - 5 8027 (

- 7 5212 to

- 48 659 ) N/A

4<10 V 3

- 61

- 4033 N/A

≥10 V 4 1 0 91 ( 93 to 2 706 ) - 1278 (

- 3538 to 1599) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 241 (

- 220 to 274) - 369 (

- 1543 to

- 156) - 4161 (

- 6709 to

- 3428)

≥20 V 6 - 15

- 632

- 2313

>3000 Wh 7 3 (

- 29 to 39) - 46 (

- 140 to 56) - 333 (

- 534 to

- 121)

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 - 5 60

- 1989 N/A

≥9 V Input 9 - 81

- 963 N/A

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 832 (792 to 857) 978 (925 to 1011) 1119 (1050 to

1161)

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### Table 0 A. 8 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connect ion 1 127 (123 to 129) 294 (285 to 300) 400 (387 to 408)

<4 V 2 1459 (802 to 1759) - 57044 (

- 74425 to

- 47556) N/A

4<10 V 3 - 24

- 3906 N/A

≥10 V 4 1426 (381 to 3177) - 778 (

- 3110 to

2305) N/A

100

– 3000 Wh <20 V 5 295 (

- 208 to 328) - 216 (

- 1476 to

- 3) - 3937 (

- 6625 to

- 3204)

≥20 V 6 10

- 585

- 2254

>3000 Wh 7 9 (

- 26 to 49) - 31 (

- 132 to 82) - 303 (

- 519 to

- 71)

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 - 547

- 1958 N/A

≥9 V Input 9 - 78

- 954 N/A

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 941 (900 to 966) 1109 (1055 to 1141) 1273 (1204 to

1315)

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### Table 0 A. 9 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data (2009$ millions), Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 119 (115 to 121) 275 (266 to 281) 374 (361 to 383)

<4 V 2 1314 (679 to 1606) - 57626 (

- 74892 to

- 48206) N/A

4<10 V 3 - 46

- 3981 N/A

≥10 V 4 1228 (210 to 2902) - 1073 (

- 3364 to 1894) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 264 (

- 215 to 296) - 304 (

- 1515 to

- 91) - 4066 (

- 6673 to

- 3334)

≥20 V 6 - 4

- 611

- 2287

>3000 Wh 7 6 (

- 28 to 43) - 40 (

- 137 to 67) - 320 (

- 528 to

- 99)

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 - 555

- 197 6 N/A

≥9 V Input 9 - 80

- 959 N/A

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 878 (837 to 903) 1033 (979 to 1065) 1183 (1114 to

1225)

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### Table 0 A. 10 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 56 (54 to 57) 129 (124 to 132) 175 (167 to 179)

<4 V 2 575 (253 to 713) - 32123 (

- 41438 to

- 27088) N/A

4<10 V 3 - 49

- 2263 N/A

≥10 V 4 465 (

- 48 to 1236) - 898 (

- 2084 to 508) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 100 (

- 127 to 118) - 291 (

- 884 to

- 175) - 2408 (

- 3721 to

- 2007)

≥20 V 6 - 28

- 382

- 1313

>3000 Wh 7 - 1 (

- 17 to 13) - 34 (

- 79 to 8) - 199 (

- 296 to

- 108)

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 - 311

- 1099 N/A
≥9 V Input 9 - 46

- 531 N/A

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 396 (373 to 409) 463 (434 to 481) 528 (490 to 551)

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### Table 0 A. 11 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 62 (60 to 63 ) 144 (139 to 147) 195 (188 to 200)

<4 V 2 692 (353 to 836) - 31652 (

- 41060 to

- 26565) N/A

4<10 V 3 - 32

- 2203 N/A

≥10 V 4 624 (90 to 1455) - 659 (

- 1878 to 837) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 125 (

- 122 to 143) - 221 (

- 853 to

- 105) - 2306 (

- 3682 to

- 1905)

≥20 V 6 - 17

- 362

- 1287

>3000 Wh 7 1 (

- 15 to 17) - 27 (

- 75 to 20) - 185 (

- 289 to

- 87)

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 - 305

- 1084 N/A
≥9 V Input 9 - 45

- 527 N/A

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 446 (424 to 460) 524 (495 to 542) 599 (561 to 622)

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### Table 0 A. 12 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Manufacturer Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 58 (5 6 to 59) 134 (129 to 137) 182 (175 to 187)

<4 V 2 616 (288 to 757) - 31958 (

- 41307 to

- 26902) N/A

4<10 V 3 - 43

- 2242 N/A

≥10 V 4 521 (0 to 1316) - 814 (

- 2012 to 629) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 110 (

- 125 to 127) - 265 (

- 872 to

- 148) - 2370 (

- 3706 to

- 1969)

≥20 V 6 - 23

- 374

- 1302

>3000 Wh 7 0 (

- 16 to 15) - 31 (

- 77 to 13) - 194 (

- 294 to

- 100)

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 - 309

- 1094 N/A
≥9 V Input 9 - 45

- 530 N/A

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 414 (392 to 428) 486 (457 to 504) 554 (516 to 577)

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### Table 0 A. 13 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Test and Teardown Data (2009$ millions), Low Electricity Price Forecast Case

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 No Data

<4 V 2 N/A - 3204* (

- 4809 to

- 2105) N/A

4<10 V 3 No Data

≥10 V 4 2152 (1774 to 3459) 2926 (2396 to 4916) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 530 (269 to 530) N/A N/A

≥20 V 6 No Data >3000 Wh 7 No Data

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 No Data ≥9 V Input 9 No Data

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 1 047 N/A N/A

*Values for BC product class 2 are relative to CSL 1 because CSL 0 is not defined for this product class in the test and teardown data.

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### Table 0 A. 14 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Test and Teardown Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 No Data

<4 V 2 N/A - 2254* (

- 4024 to

- 1038) N/A

4<10 V 3 No Data

≥10 V 4 2487 (2069 to 3934) 3428 (2842 to 5631) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 596 (308 to 596) N/A N/A

≥20 V 6 No Data >3000 Wh 7 No Data

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 No Data ≥9 V Input 9 N o Data

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 1156 N/A N/A

*Values for BC product class 2 are relative to CSL 1 because CSL 0 is not defined for this product class in the test and teardown data.

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### Table 0 A. 15 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 3 Percent Discount Rate, Test and Teardown Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 No Data

<4 V 2 N/A - 2817* (

- 4490 to

- 1666) N/A

4<10 V 3 No Data

≥10 V 4 2289 (1894 to 3657) 3131 (2577 to 5215) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 558 (286 to 558) N/A N/A

≥20 V 6 No Data >3000 Wh 7 No Data

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 No Data ≥9 V Input 9 No Data

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 1093 N/A N/A

*Values for BC product class 2 are relative to CSL 1 because CSL 0 is not defined for this product class in the test and teardown data.

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### Table 0 A. 16 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Test and Teardown Data, Low Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 No Data

<4 V 2 N/A - 2103 * (

- 2903 to

- 1592) N/A

4<10 V 3 No Data

≥10 V 4 1045 (870 to 1646) 1403 (1158 to 2319) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 252 (125 to 252) N/A N/A

≥20 V 6 No Data >3000 Wh 7 No Data

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 No Data ≥9 V Input 9 No Data

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 514 N/A N/A

*Values for BC product class 2 are relative to CSL 1 because CSL 0 is not defined for this product class in the test and teardown data.

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### Table 0 A. 17 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Test and Teardown Data, High Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 No Dat a

<4 V 2 N/A - 1649* (

- 2526 to

- 1086) N/A

4<10 V 3 No Data

≥10 V 4 1205 (1011 to 1867) 1642 (1372 to 2652) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 282 (143 to 282) N/A N/A

≥20 V 6 No Data >3000 Wh 7 No Data

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 No Data ≥9 V Input 9 No Data

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 564 N/A N/A

*Values for BC product class 2 are relative to CSL 1 because CSL 0 is not defined for this product class in the test and teardown data.

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### Table 0 A. 18 Net Present Value of Consumer Savings from New Standards for Battery Chargers at a 7 Percent Discount Rate, Test and Teardown Data, Cap and Trade Electricity Price Forecast Case (2009$ millions)

Conversion Type Battery Energy Battery Voltage Class ID Standard Level Selected CSL 1 CSL 2 CSL 3

AC

- DC <100 Wh Inductive Connection 1 No Data

<4 V 2 N/A - 1944* (

- 2772 to

- 1412) N/A

4<10 V 3 No Data

≥10 V 4 1101 (919 to 1727) 1487 (1233 to 2441) N/A

100 – 3000 Wh <20 V 5 263 (132 to 263) N/A N/A

≥20 V 6 No D ata >3000 Wh 7 No Data

DC

- DC <9 V Input 8 No Data ≥9 V Input 9 No Data

AC

- AC AC Output from Battery 10 532 N/A N/A

*Values for BC product class 2 are relative to CSL 1 because CSL 0 is not defined for this product class in the test and teardown data.

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