Problems And Prospects Of Electric Power Enterprises In Monotowns

Table 2:

No.	Parameter	Calculation	Recommended values
1	Comparison between the standard value and the actual value of specific fuel equivalent consumption by the electric power plant.	$I_{S C C F} = \frac{240}{A_{C F}}$ ,where ISFEC (Specific Fuel Equivalent Consumption (SFEC)) is the comparison between the standard value and the actual value of specific fuel equivalent consumption; 240 is the standard value of specific fuel equivalent consumption, gram of fuel equivalent / KWh;AFE (Amount of Fuel Equivalent) is the amount of fuel equivalent which was actually used by the electric power plant, gram of fuel equivalent / KWh.	0.75 and over
2	Comparison between the standard value and the actual value of the utilization factor of maximum capacity of the electric power plant	$I_{U F M C} = \frac{R C_{f}}{100},$ where IUFMC (Utilization Factor of Maximum Capacity (UFMC)) is the comparison between the standard value and the actual value of the utilization factor of maximum capacity;RCf (Rated Capacity) is the actual value of the utilization factor of maximum capacity, %;100 is a maximum possible (standard) value of the utilization factor of maximum capacity, %.	from 0.75 to 1.0
3	Comparison between the standard value and the actual value of profitability of sales of electric power from the plant in relation to the gross profit	$I_{P S} = \frac{P s}{12},$ where IPs (Profitability of Sales (Ps)) is the comparison between the standard value and the actual value of profitability of sales of electric power from the plant in relation to the gross profit; Ps is the actual value of profitability of sales of electric power from the plant in relation to the gross profit, %;12 is the standard value of profitability of sales of electric power from the plant in relation to the gross profit, %.	1 and over
4	Aggregated indicator	IEES = ISFEC + IUFMC + IPs ,where IEES (Engineering and Economic Stability (EES)) is the value of the aggregated indicator of engineering and economic stability	2.5 and over

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