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Projected Costs of Generating Electricity: 2015 Edition ISBN 9789264244436 (PDF); 9789264244405 (print) DOI 10.1787/20798393 OECD 2015 (2 October 2015) Corrigendum Page 18 Footnote 9 should read: The median value presented in these figures may not fully represent renewable energy costs, as it gives equal weight to markets or data points which may be less relevant globally. For a more detailed discussion on the cost of renewable energy and, in particular an alternative measurement to the median value see Section 6.1 of the report. For a more detailed discussion on the cost of renewable energy and, in particular an alternative measurement to the median value see Section 6.1. Page 28 The first equation following paragraph 3 should read: PMWh * MWh * (1+r) -t = [(Capitalt + O&Mt + Fuelt + Carbont + Dt) * (1+r) -t ] PMWh *MWh * (1+r) -t = (Capitalt + O&Mt + Fuelt + Carbont + Dt) * (1+r)t Page 28 The second equation on this page following the paragraph beginning Because PMWh is a constant over time should read: LCOE = PMWh = LCOE = PMWh = Σ[(Capitalt + O&Mt + Fuelt + Carbont + Dt) * (1+r) -t ] Σ MWh (1+r) -t Σ(Capitalt + O&Mt + Fuelt + Carbont + Dt) * (1+r)t Σ MWh (1+r) -t Page 32 The fourth sentence in paragraph 1 should read: [In the absence of national mass-to-heat conversion factors, this report uses a default factor for hard coal of 25 gigajoules (GJ) per tonne.] [In the absence of national mass-to-heat conversion factors, this report uses a default factor of 25 gigajoules (GJ) per tonne.] PROJECTED COSTS OF GENERATING ELECTRICITY, 2015 EDITION, NEA No. 7057, OECD 2015 1

Page 37 Table 3.1 should read: Table 3.1: Summary statistics for different generating technologies Technology Number of plants (MW) 1 2 Min Mean Median Max Min Mean Median Max Natural gas CCGT 13 350 551 475 900 627 1 021 1 014 1 289 Natural gas OCGT 4 50 274 240 565 500 708 699 933 Coal 14 605 1 131 772 4 693 813 2 080 2 264 3 067 Nuclear 11 535 1 434 1 300 3 300 1 807 4 249 4 896 6 215 Solar PV residential 12 0.003 0.007 0.005 0.02 1 867 2 379 2 297 3 366 Solar PV commercial 14 0.05 0.34 0.22 1.0 728 1 583 1 696 1 977 Solar PV large 12 1 19.3 2.5 200 937 1 555 1 436 2 563 Solar thermal (CSP) 4 50 135 146 200 3 571 5 964 6 072 8 142 Onshore wind 21 2 38 20 200 1 200 1 911 1 804 2 999 Offshore wind 12 2 275 223 833 3 703 4 985 4 998 5 933 Hydro small 12 0.4 3.1 2 10 1 369 5 127 5 281 9 400 Hydro large 16 11 1 093 50 13 050 598 3 492 2 493 8 687 Geothermal 6 6.8 62 27 250 1 493 4 898 5 823 6 625 Biomass and biogas 11 0.2 154 10 900 587 4 447 4 060 8 667 CHP (all types) 19 0.2 5.3 1.1 62 926 4 526 2 926 15 988 1. may refer to the unit capacity or to the combined capacity of multiple units on the same site. 2. includes pre-construction (owner s), construction (engineering, procurement and construction) and contingency costs, but not interest during construction (IDC). Page 40 The third sentence in paragraph 3 should read: For new designs, net plant capacities range from around 1 000 to 3 300 MW (for a multiple-unit plant in the United Kingdom). For new designs, net capacities range from around 1 GW to 3 300 GW (for a multiple-unit plant in the United Kingdom). 2 PROJECTED COSTS OF GENERATING ELECTRICITY, 2015 EDITION, NEA No. 7057, OECD 2015

Pages 111 to 113 Tables 6.1 to 6.7 should read: Table 6.1: Overview of data for natural gas generation NATURAL GAS (CCGT) Electrical conversion efficiency Fixed O&M cost cost (USD/MWh) Count 13 12 13 12 11 Maximum 900 61% 1 289 48 172 4.3 Minimum 350 45% 627 14 667 0.2 Mean 551 58% 1 021 30 568 2.5 Median 475 59% 1 014 29 435 2.7 Delta 550 16% 662 33 505 4.1 Table 6.2: Overview of data for coal generation COAL Electrical conversion efficiency Number of countries 9 Count 14 14 14 14 14 Maximum 4 693 51% 3 067 92 123 12.7 Minimum 605 40% 813 0 0.0 Mean 1 131 44% 2 080 37 818 3.8 Median 772 45% 2 264 34 542 3.4 Delta 4 088 11% 2 254 92 123 12.7 Table 6.3: Overview of data for nuclear generation NUCLEAR 1 Fuel costs 2 (USD/MWh) Fixed O&M costs costs (USD/MWh) Number of countries 11 Count 11 11 9 5 10 Maximum 3 300 6 215 14.15 204 261 14.6 Minimum 535 1 807 5.09 43 178 0.9 Mean 1 434 4 249 9.74 100 169 7.8 Median 1 300 4 896 9.33 68 800 6.9 Delta 2 765 4 408 9.06 161 083 13.7 1. may refer to the unit capacity or to the combined capacity of multiple units on the same site. 2. Fuel costs include both front-end and waste management costs. PROJECTED COSTS OF GENERATING ELECTRICITY, 2015 EDITION, NEA No. 7057, OECD 2015 3

Table 6.4: Overview of data for residential solar PV generation SOLAR PV RESIDENTIAL Count 12 12 12 12 11 Maximum 0.02 19% 3 366 57 333 34.5 Minimum 0.003 10% 1 867 0 0.0 Mean 0.007 13% 2 379 25 511 3.1 Median 0.005 13% 2 297 28 333 0.0 Delta 0.017 9% 1 499 57 333 34.5 Table 6.5: Overview of data for commercial solar PV generation SOLAR PV COMMERCIAL Number of countries 14 Count 14 14 14 14 12 Maximum 1.00 19% 1 977 68 000 34.5 Minimum 0.05 11% 728 0 0.0 Mean 0.34 14% 1 583 20 700 2.9 Median 0.22 13% 1 696 21 870 0.0 Delta 0.95 8% 1 249 68 000 34.5 Table 6.6: Overview of data for large ground-mounted solar PV generation SOLAR PV LARGE Fixed O&M cost cost (USD/MWh) Count 12 12 12 11 10 Maximum 200 21% 2 563 59 988 30.9 Minimum 1.0 11% 937 1 818 0.0 Mean 19.3 15% 1 555 30 081 4.7 Median 2.5 15% 1 436 26 667 0.0 Delta 199 10% 1 626 58 169 30.9 Table 6.7: Overview of data for onshore wind generation ONSHORE WIND Number of countries 18 Count 21 21 21 18 20 Maximum 200 49% 2 999 69 719 34.7 Minimum 2 20% 1 200 0 0.0 Mean 38 31% 1 911 37 282 9.1 Median 20 28% 1 804 45 475 5.9 Delta 198 29% 1 799 69 719 34.7 4 PROJECTED COSTS OF GENERATING ELECTRICITY, 2015 EDITION, NEA No. 7057, OECD 2015

Page 115 In Figure 6.2, the colours in the legend for Average (green) and Weighted average (grey) should be reversed as follows: Page 120 In Figure 7.4, the range of values for Lifetime at a 10% discount rate should be indicated as follows: Page 137 The sixth sentence in paragraph 3 should read: The discount factor is equal to the inverse of one plus the discount rate: 1/[1+r]. The discount factor is equal to the inverse of one plus the discount rate: 1/[1+r]; so the discount rate has dropped below one when the cost of capital drops below zero. PROJECTED COSTS OF GENERATING ELECTRICITY, 2015 EDITION, NEA No. 7057, OECD 2015 5