48Eligible amount—electricity generation systems

48  Eligible amount—electricity generation systems

 (1) The eligible amount for an electricity generation system for the time period, EAt, in megawatt hours is calculated as follows:

Start formula EA start subscript t end subscript equals open square bracket open parentheses TLEG start subscript t end subscript minus FSL start subscript t end subscript close parentheses times open parentheses one minus AF close parentheses close square bracket minus TL start subscript t end subscript minus DSEE start subscript t end subscript end formula

TLEGt is the total amount of electricity in megawatt hours generated by the electricity generation system in the time period t.

FSLt is the amount of electricity in megawatt hours generated by the facility in the time period t:

AF is the auxiliary factor calculated in accordance with subsection (3).

TLt are the transmission losses for the time period t calculated in accordance with subsection (4).

DSEEt is the directly supplied eligible electricity for the time period t calculated in accordance with subsection (2).

 (2) For subsection (1), the directly supplied eligible electricity for the time period, DSEEt, in megawatt hours is calculated as follows:

Start formula DSEE start subscript t end subscript equals DSE start subscript t end subscript times open parentheses one minus start fraction FSL start subscript t end subscript over TLEG start subscript t end subscript end fraction close parentheses end formula

DSEt is any electricity generated by the electricity generation system that is supplied in the time period t to a registered energy storage system with which the electricity generation system has a direct supply relationship.

TLEGt is the total amount of electricity in megawatt hours generated by the electricity generation system in the time period t.

FSLt is the amount of electricity in megawatt hours generated by the facility in the time period t:

 (3) For subsection (1), the auxiliary factor, AF, is calculated as follows:

Start formula AF equals start fraction AUX over TG end fraction end formula

AUX is the auxiliary loss for the electricity generation system in megawatt hours for:

 (a) if the time period, t, is an hour or a calendar day—the calendar month in which the hour or day is located; or