Enehub Solar Capture Rates (365-day Rolling, %)
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Description
Enehub Solar Capture Rates represent the ratio of the given period’s solar capture price (solar generation-weighted average of all 30-minute day-ahead prices) to its baseload price (unweighted average of all 30-minute day-ahead prices) in percent, based on prices published by JEPX and supply and demand data published by each TSO.
For example, the 365-day rolling Hokkaido solar capture rate on January 1, 2025, is calculated by dividing the solar capture price for the 365-day period ended on the day by the same period’s baseload price and expressing it as percentage.
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