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Floating Wind Farm Financial Attributes • Annual Revenues of 1 GW Farm (200 Units) @ 40% Capacity Factor and @10 cents/KWh: ~ $400 Million • Breakeven Cost vs CCGT ~ $ 3 M/MW: Based on Natural Gas Price Projections $9-15/MMBtu from 2010-2029 • Breakeven Cost per Floating Unit: $15 M; 1GW Wind Farm: $3 B • O&M: Unit Ballasted & Towed to Shore – On …
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