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Gross generation definition

Gross generation means the electrical output in MWe at the terminals of the generator.
Gross generation means the total electrical output of the generating unit, expressed in megawatt hours (MWh) per year.
Gross generation means the total amount of electricity produced by an electric generator.

Examples of Gross generation in a sentence

  • Description of Gross Metering for Production Gross generation is defined as the sum of the electrical energy production by all the generating sets concerned, measured at the output terminals of the main generator.

  • Gross generation is defined as the sum of the electrical energy production by all the generating sets concerned, measured at the output terminals of the main generator.

  • Gross generation capacity of the turbine is 100 megawatts (MW) The turbine combusts natural gas which will be supplied by an existing pipeline running through the Basin Electric property.

  • MW and MVAR data should be Net output values (Gross generation minus Start-up and Auxiliary load).

  • Gross generation from the upgraded station is expected to be 140,000 MW-hrs per year.


More Definitions of Gross generation

Gross generation or “gross power generated” means the total electrical output of the generating facility or unit, expressed in megawatt hours (MWh) per year.
Gross generation means the total energy delivered at the generator terminals for the Facility or for a Unit.
Gross generation means the electrical output (in megawatt equivalents, or MWe) at the
Gross generation means the electrical output (in MWe) at the terminals of the generator. “Hr” means hour.
Gross generation means to include both plant electricity usage and useful thermal energy produced.
Gross generation means total amount of electric energy produced by generating units and measured
Gross generation means total electricity generated by a Generating System.