•Ambient TI – the average ambient turbulence intensity weighted by the wind speed distribution
•Capacity factor – the net energy divided by the number of hours in a year multipled by the nameplate capacity of the turbine
•Gross energy – the estimated energy yield before array (wake) effects
•Ideal energy – the gross energy expected if all the turbines were at the met mast location or if the speed-up ratios are all set to one (scale speed-ups by zero in Energy Capture Settings )
•Net energy – the final estimated energy yield including all losses and curtailments
•Theoretical gross energy – the gross energy plus any shutdown losses (modelled availability, temperature shutdown, temperature derating, scheduling, wind sector management, high wind hysteresis)
•TI – turbulence intensity
•TI@15m/s - the total TI at 15 m/s
•Topographic efficiency – the ratio of gross energy to ideal energy or the effect of speed-up ratios. In general, for a site which has had a well-planned measurement campaign, this should be close to 100%
•Total TI – the ambient TI plus any wake-induced TI