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1 Component Costs of Utility-Scale PV 

1 Component Costs of Utility-Scale PV 

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Table 2.1 Component Costs of Utility-Scale PV 
Table 2.2 Levelised Cost of Electricity Estimates 
Table 3.1. Value-at-risk and intrinsic value of shaped cap contracts 
Figure 4.1. High-level Dynamic Programming Algorithm Flow Chart  
Table 4.1 Characteristics of Battery Types 
De-Risking Utility-Scale Solar
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While the components of utility-scale photovoltaic (PV) power stations are moving rapidly down their respective cost curves, the investment context for such plants is generally still untenable in most electricity markets. While part of the challenge lies in electricity market arrangements that do not appropriately price the environmental impacts of...
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