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And that's assuming full capacity (100kW)... That's too bad. But I don't quite understand what you're doing with the $. You're taking how much it'll generate i
by therealdrag0 12y ago
And that's assuming full capacity (100kW)... That's too bad.
But I don't quite understand what you're doing with the $. You're taking how much it'll generate in kWh vs how much they say it'll generate in worth of energy and getting a $/kWh. But isn't the $kWh just determined by the market?
Why not: 2,000,000 / .02 (your number) = 66,666,666 kWh over the lifetime of the 'project', not individual units, which has 4 turbines (this is a similar value to yours x4).
- pstrateman 12y agoYou're right, that's not a fair comparison. (I'd guess the real cost of power from this is >$1.00/kWh btw since it will almost certainly not last 20 years...)