How to pronounce “capital cost” in English

So to do the capital cost recovery, remember, we only would cover that capital cost when the wind is generating electricity.

Figure out what the capital cost is, really.

I break costs into three components-- capital cost recovery for the investment in the power plant, the fuel it takes, and the operations cost and so on.

So we want to convert that capital cost to the expense of recovering that capital.

So you have to divide that capital cost by .03 in order to figure that out.

And they're in the range of about $2 a watt capital cost recovery.

For example, AllEarth renewables in Vermont-- the capital cost of that plant was paid for 30% by the federal government as a tax credit.

I'm sorry, $2 a watt capital cost-- that range.

The advantages on that are that you don't have a huge capital cost to get really going because these things are modular they're built to work in series so you can if you like the

That cost was about $4.76 per watt, just for the capital cost of the plant,

OK, there again, capital cost recovery-- figuring out, in this case, I think I used 25% percent capacity factor.

Westinghouse is building those same plants in China, and their capital cost for the first ones are $2 per watt, not $6.

Just in the last week, we saw announcements in the "MIT Technology Review" of two new plants in Louisiana and Canada that have a capital cost in excess of $9 per watt,