Benchmark Cost means per kWp cost defined by MNRE for solar power plants without battery. For the purpose of this RfS, the benchmark cost will be considered as INR 75,000/- per kWp.
Benchmark Cost means the benchmark costs as declared by MNRE for FY 2021- 22 vide their Office Memorandum No. 318/38/2018-GCRTdated 18thAugust 2021, attached as ANNEXURE – IV: MNRE Benchmark Costs for FY 2020-21.For capacity greater than 500 kW, INR 36 / Watt shall be considered as the Benchmark Cost;
Benchmark Cost means the benchmark costs as declared by MNRE for FY 2021- 22 vide their Office Memorandum No. 32/24/2020-SPV Division, dated 27th October 2021, attached as ANNEXURE – IV: MNRE Benchmark Costs for FY 2021-22.
Examples of Benchmark Cost in a sentence
The Project costs shall be consistent with the University Benchmark Cost Metric.
SP must familiarise themselves with the Entitled Benchmark Cost detailed in Section III to this chapter.
SP selecting to rent a property above the value of the Entitled Benchmark Cost are liable for meeting the additional cost as an SP contribution.
The same way that Israel relies on the [US] for [UNSC] vetoes to protect it internationally, the Syrian regime now relies on vetoes from Russia” (Hussain & Hisham, 2016).
SP selecting to rent a property below the value of the Entitled Benchmark Cost will see a reduction in either or both their Rental Payment and their expected personal contribution; depending on the value of the rental agreement entered into.
More Definitions of Benchmark Cost
Benchmark Cost means per Wp cost defined by MNRE for solar power plants without battery. For the purpose of this RFS, the bench mark cost as given in the enclosures with this RFP.
Benchmark Cost means per KWp cost defined by MNRE for solar power plants without battery.
Benchmark Cost means per kWp cost defined by MNRE in office memorandum no 318/33/2019 dated 16th July 2019 for solar power plants without battery.
Benchmark Cost means the benchmark costs as declared by MNRE for FY 2021-22 vide their Office Memorandum No. 32/24/2020-SPV Division, dated 27th October 2021, attached as ANNEXURE – IV: MNRE Benchmark Costs for FY 2021- 22 “Beneficiary/ Beneficiary Department/ Procurer” Shall have the meaning of the procurer of solar energy generated from RTS plants with whom the SPG signs the Power Purchase Agreement “Bill” shall mean either a Monthly Bill/ Supplementary Bill raised by the SPG;
Benchmark Cost means per kWp cost defined by MNRE for solar power plants without battery. For the purpose of this RfS, the benchmark cost will be considered as INR 60,000 per kWp for PART A and INR 65,000 per kWp for PART B.
Benchmark Cost means per Wp cost defined by MNRE for solar power plants without battery. For the purpose of this RFS, the benchmark cost will be considered as Rs. 60/Wp for 1-10KWp, Rs. 55/Wp for 11-100KWp and Rs. 53/Wp for above 100KWp
Benchmark Cost means per Wp cost defined by MNRE for solar power plants without battery. For the purpose of this RFP, the bench mark cost may be considered as given on the website of MNRE.