According to Henwood,
"the company is projecting an excellent 27% capacity factor for the project, significantly higher than typical estimates for PV projects. But equally important is the company is pursing the development receiving a price at or below the “market reference price” which is based on a highly efficient modern thermal plant. After accounting for some messy seasonal and time-of-use factors I calculate the project will receive approximately USD 0.14/kWh (subsidy) on average plus a 30% tax credit now that the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 passed.
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