Net generation definition

Net generation or “Net power generated” means the gross generation minus station service or unit service power requirements, expressed in megawatt hours (MWh) per year. In the case of cogeneration, this value is intended to include internal consumption of electricity for the purposes of a production process, as well as power put on the grid.
Net generation for a period means the kilowatt hours of net generation available for
Net generation means gross generation less plant use by an electric generator for auxiliary equipment.

Examples of Net generation in a sentence

  • Students of the Net generation have strongly developed visual literacy and they easily express themselves with the help of images but have difficulties reading long texts with comprehension.

  • Net generation students: are able to integrate images, audio, and text quite naturally are able to move very fast between the reality and virtual environment have knowledge of a wide assortment of ICT applications, which allow them to create their own multimedia presentations are joined in online communities where they present the results of their work to others express their opinions and advise each other on problems etc.

  • Connecting of several features of the Net generation (common use of ICT, advanced visual literacy, multitasking) is reflected in the popularity of educational games.

  • Net generation is less than the total gross power generation as some power produced is consumed within the plant itself to power auxiliary equipment such as motors and pollution control devices.

  • Net generation is the amount of electricity generated by the power plants on the electric grid (i.e. by both JPS and independent power producers) that is transmitted and distributed for consumer use.


More Definitions of Net generation

Net generation for a period means the kilowatt hours of net generation available for sale generated or produced by the generating unit in this state during the period less the following:
Net generation means net-electric output as defined in 40 CFR 60.5880.
Net generation for a period means the kilowatt
Net generation means the amount of gross generation a generation company produces, less the electricity used to operate the power plant;
Net generation means the total electric energy produced at a hydroelectric Project as reduced by the electric energy consumed by such Project for station service purposes.
Net generation for a period means the kilowatt hours
Net generation means measuring the real-time kilowatt-hours supplied by the EU to the REDGIC and the kilowatt-hours produced by the REDGIC’s DGF and exported to the EU over the applicable Billing Period. Net Generation includes the real-time displacement of kilowatt-hours that otherwise would be provided by the EU by