40Which of the following is a PV system designed to offset some of the customer's purchasedutility power and provide emergency power in the case of a utility power outage?AStand-alone systemBUtility-interactive systemUtility-interactive system with battery backupUninterrupted power supply (UPS) system IDomain: Application41Which of the following factors is MOST often overlooked when analyzing the lifecycle costs of aPV system?AInterest rates on financing loansSalvage value of the PV systemMaintenance costsDInstallation costsDomain: Sales and Economics427A renewable energy certificate (REC) is a tradeable unit of electricity generated by a renewableresource and equivalent to how much energy?A1MW1kWh1,000MW1,000kWh43Which of the following is a common financing product for purchasing a residential PV system?Net meteringSolar leaseCSolar production estimateDSolar production guarantee

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40 Which of the following is a PV system designed to offset some of the customer's purchased utility power and provide emergency power in the case of a utility power outage? Stand-alone system B Utility-interactive system C Utility-interactive system with battery backup D Uninterrupted power supply (UPS) system

40 Which of the following is a PV system designed to offset some of the customer's purchased utility power and provide emergency power in the case of a utility power outage? Stand-alone system B Utility-interactive system C Utility-interactive system with battery backup D Uninterrupted power supply (UPS) system

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