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Stratification of Gas Combined-cycle Power Plants
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Vintage matters when it comes to gas-on-gas competition. The progression of efficiency improvements among NGCC power plants is resulting in a stratification of gas-fired generators whereby existing plants have limited upside and become increasingly dependent upon alternate sources of revenue such as scarcity pricing and capacity markets. This produces a wide dispersion of future asset values as the deficiency of energy market revenues becomes increasingly skewed against older vintages.
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