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The cost of one unit electricity generated is equal to the sum of the capital cost, operational and maintenance costs (O&M), fuel cost, and CO<sub>2</sub> storage cost. | The cost of one unit electricity generated is equal to the sum of the capital cost, operational and maintenance costs (O&M), fuel cost, and CO<sub>2</sub> storage cost. | ||
See the additional info on [[Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)]]. | See the additional info on [[Grid and infrastructure]] and [[Carbon Capture and Storage (CCS)]]. | ||
====Solar and wind power==== | ====Solar and wind power==== | ||
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#Intermittence does not play an important role because hydrogen can be stored to some degree. Thus, there are no equations simulating system integration. | #Intermittence does not play an important role because hydrogen can be stored to some degree. Thus, there are no equations simulating system integration. | ||
#Hydrogen can be traded. A trade model is added, similar to those for fossil fuels described in [[Energy supply]]. | #Hydrogen can be traded. A trade model is added, similar to those for fossil fuels described in [[Energy supply]]. | ||
See the additional info on [[Grid and infrastructure]]. | |||
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