Under the first option, solar thermal
electricity generators receive a fixed tariff of 27 $ cents / kWh during the first 25 years and 21.5 $ cents / kWh thereafter.
Under the second option, solar thermal
electricity generators receive a premium of 25.4 $ cents / kWh during the first 25 years and 20.3 $ cents / kWh thereafter as a complement to the electricity market price.
Not exact matches
All the engine does is power a
generator to supply power to the battery once the charge it
received the previous night, from your domestic
electricity supply, has run low.
Solar thermal
electricity generators who sell their production to a distributor
receive as fixed tariff 300 % of the reference price (7.2 $ cents / kWh) during the first 25 years and 240 % afterwards.
Solar thermal
electricity generators who sell their
electricity on the free market
receive the negotiated market price of
electricity, a premium of 250 % of the reference price during the first 25 years, 200 % afterwards, and an incentive of 10 %.
The average price
received by large
generators for
electricity (wholesale price) from wind farms was in the order of $ 50 / MWh (5c / kWh);
So on top of getting the cash for the
electricity they produce, onshore
generators receive an additional # 50 / MWh, and offshore
generators receive about # 75, adding between 50 - 75 % to the cost of the
electricity.
In the US, there has been substantial political pressure over the role of coal in the
electricity system, leading to energy secretary Rick Perry to order a study on grid reliability and baseload power, which led to a controversial rule from the US Department of Energy allowing conventional
generators to
receive costs from suppliers to remain available, even when they are not required by the market.
In most cases, the utility will install a second utility meter to measure how much surplus
electricity it is
receiving from the
generator owner.