What is 'decommissioning date' in SAP IS-U-EEG - Compensation billing according to German EEG Law?

decommissioning date - Overview

• Component: IS-U-EEG

• Component Name: Compensation billing according to German EEG Law

• Description: Date on which a generating unit is decommissioned.

decommissioning date - Details

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  Key Concepts: 
  Decommissioning date is a term used in SAP IS-U-EEG Compensation billing according to German EEG Law. It is the date when a power plant is taken out of service and no longer produces electricity. This date is important for the calculation of compensation payments for the electricity produced by the plant. 
  
  How to use it: 
  The decommissioning date is used to calculate the amount of compensation that is due to the power plant owner. The amount of compensation is based on the amount of electricity produced by the plant up until the decommissioning date. The decommissioning date must be entered into SAP IS-U-EEG Compensation billing in order for the system to calculate the correct amount of compensation. 
  
  Tips & Tricks: 
  It is important to enter the correct decommissioning date into SAP IS-U-EEG Compensation billing in order to ensure that the correct amount of compensation is calculated. If an incorrect date is entered, it could result in an incorrect calculation of compensation payments. 
  
  Related Information: 
  The decommissioning date is just one of many terms used in SAP IS-U-EEG Compensation billing according to German EEG Law. Other terms include “operating hours”, “capacity factor”, and “compensation rate”. Understanding these terms and how they are used in SAP IS-U-EEG Compensation billing can help ensure that accurate compensation payments are calculated.