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Calculate the annual electrical energy output.

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Step 1: Calculate the annual electrical energy output.
The power station capacity is 915 MW915 \text{ MW}, and the load factor is 72.5%72.5\%. There are 365 days/year365 \text{ days/year} and 24 hours/day24 \text{ hours/day}.

Eout=Capacity×Load Factor×Operating Hours per YearE_{out} = \text{Capacity} \times \text{Load Factor} \times \text{Operating Hours per Year} Eout=915 MW×0.725×(365daysyear×24hoursday)E_{out} = 915 \text{ MW} \times 0.725 \times (365 \frac{\text{days}}{\text{year}} \times 24 \frac{\text{hours}}{\text{day}})
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