tavoitetehon

Tavoiteteho is a Finnish term that translates to "target power" or "achieved power." It is commonly used in the context of renewable energy sources, particularly wind power. Essentially, tavoiteteho refers to the planned or expected power output of a wind turbine or a wind farm at a specific point in time or over a given period. This target power is determined by various factors, including the wind speed, the specifications of the turbine, and the overall capacity of the wind farm.

In practical terms, tavoiteteho serves as a benchmark for performance assessment. Operators and grid managers compare the actual power generated by the turbines against this target. Deviations can indicate issues such as suboptimal wind conditions, technical malfunctions, or maintenance requirements. Understanding and accurately forecasting tavoiteteho is crucial for grid stability and for the economic viability of wind energy projects. It allows for better integration of wind power into the broader energy system and facilitates planning for energy supply and demand.