Expected Electricity Output Sample Clauses

Expected Electricity Output. The Expected Electricity Output will be calculated using the below methodology. 1. Partial Year Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Years 1 and 21, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), the Partial Production Year expected electricity output will be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output (see below). 2. Annual Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Full Production Year (i.e., January 1 – December 31) will be computed as follows. Using the lesser of (i) system capacity as specified in the Work Order or (ii) the as-built system capacity from the DCSEU Substantial Completion Report, annual production: a. will be estimated using the NREL PVWatts generation profile, based on NREL (NSRDB) weather data for the District of Columbia, and b. will then be adjusted by the Production Year panel degradation factor determined according to manufacturer specifications, calculated as follows: 1 minus the manufacturer specified annual panel degradation factor, raised to the power of the Production Year minus 1. (For example, if Panel Specification degradation = 1%, and Production Year = 5, then Panel degradation (Yr5) = (1 - 0.01)^(5-1) = (0.99)^(4) = 0.960596.)
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Expected Electricity Output. The Expected Electricity Output will be calculated using the below methodology: 6.1 Partial Year Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Year 1 and the final year of the Project Operating Period as set forth in Attachment C, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), the Partial Production Year expected electricity output will be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output (see below).
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Expected Electricity Output. The Expected Electricity Output will be calculated using the below methodology. 1. Partial Year Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Partial Production Year (i.e., Years 1 and the final year of the Minimum CREF Commercial Operation Period as set forth in Attachment C, assuming the Commercial Operation Date does not coincide with the start of the calendar year), the Partial Production Year expected electricity output will be determined by prorating the Annual Expected Electricity Output (see below). 2. Annual Expected Electricity Output (kWh) for each Full Production Year (i.e., January 1 – December 31) will be computed as follows. Using the lesser of (i) system capacity as specified in Attachment C or (ii) the as-built system capacity from the DCSEU Substantial Completion Report, annual production:
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