Resource value definition
Resource value means the estimated value to an electric company of the electric- ity delivered from a solar photovoltaic en- ergy system associated with:
Resource value means any one or more of the specific economic, scenic, recreational, geologic, fish and wildlife, historic, cultural, or ecological features associated with the river area as determined by the coordinating council.
Resource value means the portion of the volumetric incentive rate that represents the fully loaded avoided cost of the energy provided to the electric company. This value comprises the avoided cost of comparable generation (including avoided fuel volatility, minus the costs of firming and shaping the electricity generated from solar photovoltaic energy systems), the avoided cost of transmission and distribution in delivering energy from other generation sources, and a value equivalent to the renewable energy value of the solar photovoltaic energy.
More Definitions of Resource value
Resource value means the estimated value to an electric company of the electricity delivered from a solar photovoltaic energy system associated with:
Resource value means watershed, coastal area, beach, ocean access, habitat, cultural site, historic site, recreational, public hunting, park, natural area, agricultural production, open space, and scenic characteristics or benefits. [Eff 7/21/12] (Auth: HRS §173A-7) (Imp: HRS §173A-7)