The Total Cost of Ownership calculation takes into account investment costs for pre-insulated materials, excavation works, installation as well as operating costs for heat loss and carbon allowance. Investment costs can be adjusted to reflect local conditions. You can also use your own prices when comparing projects.
The TCO tool budgets the energy company’s project according to:
These requirements are used to calculate Total Cost of Ownership across all potential systems for the dimensions involved in the project and the system with the lowest Total Cost of Ownership being highlighted. Potential systems might be:
In addition to Total Cost of Ownership, the TCO tool also calculates the following:
Your tool for choosing the most suitable pre-insulated piping system in terms of Total Cost of Ownership (TCO).

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