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New Rules Project - Democratic Energy - Utility Taxation - Wind Power Taxes in Minnesota
Large Scale Wind Energy Conversion System - nameplate capacity of more than 12 megawatts. Payment of 0.12 cents per kilowatt hour. Medium Scale Wind Energy Conversion System - nameplate capacity of between two and 12 megawatts. Payment of 0.036 ... 3 cents per kilowatt-hour based on a 25 percent capacity factor. This system would have provided significant revenues to local ...
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Pacific Hydro - Wind Energy
Capacity factor: The capacity factor is simply the windmill's actual energy output for the year divided by the energy output if the machine operated at its rated power output for the entire year. Capacity factor (%) = Actual Output (MWh )/ Rated Capacity (MW) x Time Elapsed (h) x 10 Sources: http://www.nrel.gov/ ...
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Pacific Hydro - Codrington Wind Farm
Australia’s largest wind farm, with 14 windmills and a combined capacity of 18.2MW. Located near Port Fairy in southwest Victoria, the Codrington site was close ... their sheep and cattle grazing activities are able to continue unaffected. Capacity 18.2MW Electricity Generation 51 GWh p.a. Capacity Factor 32% Availability 98% Commissioned June 2001 Wind Generators AN Bonus Location ...
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Energy InfoCard- recent energy statistics
Glance Number of operable generating units - 2007 vs. - 1977 104 67 Capacity (million kilowatts) 100.6 Capacity Factor in 2007 vs. 1977 91.5% 63.3% RENEWABLE ENERGY (2007) - also see ...
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Renewable Energy Glossary | A - Z
The Capacity Factor for wind energy in the UK is typically between 20% and 40%. Capacity value – Sometimes referred to as capacity credit, this is an expression of the percentage of conventional generation that can be displaced by wind generation. The capacity value may be equal to the capacity factor at low ...
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Glossary G - L
Load factor - The ratio of the average load supplied to the peak or maximum load during a designated period. Similar to capacity factor, but more often used when describing conventional plant. Losses - The general term applied to energy (kWh) and capacity (kW) lost in the operation ...
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Illustrations in Wind Energy Comes of Age
Wind Generation. Figure 1-2. North American Wind Capacity. Figure 1-3. European Wind Capacity. Figure 1-4. Major Centers of Wind ... . Figure 1-21. Windpowered Transportation. Figure 1-22. California Wind Capacity. Figure 1-23. European Wind Generation. Figure 2-1. ... Figure 6-10. Typical Specific Yields. Figure 6-11. Equivalent Capacity Factor. Figure 6-12. Availability. Figure 6-13. Specific Yield in ...
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Wind Turbines in New Zealand
Electricity Corporation of in New Zealand (ECNZ) in 1993, and which achieved over 48% capacity factor in both 1994 & 1995. It was proven in the following years that NZ has one ...
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Increasing Your Existing Sewer System Capacity-Part 2
A key factor in determining the thickness for CIPP (cured-in-place pipe) liner is the structural ... (1) Source: www.insituform.com – Design Guide and Specification (2) Safety Factor = 2.0; Resin System Modulus = 300,000 psi (3) % Capacity Increase = (n existing/ n new) x (Dia new / Dia existing ...
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EcoFuture (TM) Population and Sustainability - Review - The Ostrich Factor
Review - The Ostrich Factor Updated: 7 July, 2000 Review - The Ostrich Factor by Garret Hardin EcoFuture (TM) Population and Sustainability Books, Non-fiction The Ostrich Factor: Our Population Myopia, ... Approach to Ethics.] Implicitly, Tertullian was thinking in terms of limits and carrying capacity. The paramount assumption of practical population theory (toward the expression of which both ...
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