Airborne Wind Energy Systems
Levelized cost of energy (LCOE) is a measure used to compare the overall cost of generating energy from different sources, representing the per-unit cost (usually per megawatt-hour) over the lifetime of an energy system. It helps assess the economic viability of various generation technologies, including ground-based and fly-gen systems, while considering factors like capital costs, operating expenses, and energy output.
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