For distributed generation solar photovoltaic (“PV”) installations, the [...] of the project is typically a far larger complicating factor than the intermittent nature of its output. Unlike larger utility-scale projects, distributed generation solar PV may be located in either urban or rural areas, on rooftops or on the ground, on larger structures or on smaller structures, with clear solar access or in congested areas. In addition, the site host may or may not be the power purchaser. Consequently, there is a significant potential for strongly conflicting interests between the passive host with a limited interest in the project and the power purchaser that wants the project output, in regard to what each is willing to accept as reasonable risk allocations with the project developer.
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on-site nature
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For distributed generation solar photovoltaic (“PV”) installations, the [...] of the project is typically a far larger complicating factor than the intermittent nature of its output. Unlike larger utility-scale projects, distributed generation solar PV may be located in either urban or rural areas, on rooftops or on the ground, on larger structures or on smaller structures, with clear solar access or in congested areas. In addition, the site host may or may not be the power purchaser. Consequently, there is a significant potential for strongly conflicting interests between the passive host with a limited interest in the project and the power purchaser that wants the project output, in regard to what each is willing to accept as reasonable risk allocations with the project developer.
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For distributed generation solar photovoltaic (“PV”) installations, the [...] of the project is typically a far larger complicating factor than the intermittent nature of its output. Unlike larger utility-scale projects, distributed generation solar PV may be located in either urban or rural areas, on rooftops or on the ground, on larger structures or on smaller structures, with clear solar access or in congested areas. In addition, the site host may or may not be the power purchaser. Consequently, there is a significant potential for strongly conflicting interests between the passive host with a limited interest in the project and the power purchaser that wants the project output, in regard to what each is willing to accept as reasonable risk allocations with the project developer.
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on-site nature
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