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 "description": "\"This dataset provides indication of solar resource potential, in terms of quality and quantity, for the State of Oregon. Values are reported in terms of estimated annual capacity factor, a measure of wind resource quality. \nCapacity factor indicates the amount of energy produced in a typical year, as a fraction of maximum possible energy, if the facility were producing at full nameplate capacity, for 100% of the hours of the year.   For example, a 100 MW solar power plant with 21% capacity factor would generate 100 MW x 8760 hrs/yr x 21% = 183,960 MWh/yr.",
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 "title": "Estimated Annual Solar Utility-Scale Capacity Factor",
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 "accessInformation": "NREL, ODOE, E3, Energy Reflections, Andrew Pascale",
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