Can someone tell me what "Value" means in this formula please?

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In the discussion about the term "Value" in a solar farm formula, it is clarified that "Value" likely refers to the cost of electricity per kilowatt-hour (kWh). The figure of 18.4 pence per kWh is questioned, with a suggestion that it could translate to approximately 18 cents. The conversation emphasizes understanding the market price for electricity in different currencies. Overall, the focus is on clarifying the meaning of "Value" in the context of energy pricing. Understanding this term is crucial for interpreting the financial aspects of solar energy projects.
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Hello.

I am reading through a solar farm paper and I am getting a bit confused at looking at this formula:
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When it says "Value", I am guessing it refers to the cost of electricity per kWh? If that is the case, I wonder how many kWh are 18.4p/kWh?
 
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p=pence?
 
The value is the cost of one kilowatt-hour of electricity in dollars on the open market.

18 cents or pence or whatever seems like a plausible cost for 1 kilowatt-hour
 

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