Gigawatts of capacity, I assume? What's the capacity factor of their investments, I wonder? E.g. how many GW-years of electricity do they generate in a year on average?
It's much more important these days to measure progress is integral terms like low-carbon energy generated/year rather than max low-carbon power when in ideal conditions.
It's even better to measure with things like lifecycle mass CO2-equiv/kWh avoided, which avoids traps of crediting things like forest combustion as "green" like drax does in the UK.
It's much more important these days to measure progress is integral terms like low-carbon energy generated/year rather than max low-carbon power when in ideal conditions.
It's even better to measure with things like lifecycle mass CO2-equiv/kWh avoided, which avoids traps of crediting things like forest combustion as "green" like drax does in the UK.