Governor R set a goal to have 1000 MW of installed renewable nameplate capacity by the...

Governor R set a goal to have 1000 MW of installed renewable nameplate capacity by the end of 2020. But this goal does not state what proportion of supply will come from renewables, because as we know nameplate capacity is different than actual production. The average load over the course of the year for the whole state of RI is about 800 MWh. Suppose that the entire 1000MW comes from solar. What proportion of actual supply will be from renewables? Please show work.

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Is this case real supply of electricity will be 80% because people requirment fulfill in 1000mw where people get 800MW. It means 20% less energy of Real production by solar panal

Rahul Sunny answered 1 year ago

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