In order to plan my production properly , I would like to know how much electricity is produced by a coal plant. Somehow I cannot clearly see how the production is determined and on what factors it relies.
If I go to an existing coal power plant and select location details, it tells me that the power plant can have a possible output of 1,630,000 MWh. I guess this is the annual figure. A full industrial complex with 6 units would therefore be able to produce 9,780,000 MWh of electricity per year.
In my game, if I hover over a full industrial complex with 6 coal power plants it gives me an annual output value of 6,781,381 MWh. Why is this lower than the above mentioned 9,780,000 MWh? Does it have to do with supply? In the location details there is a field "supply" which is at 56% for the industrial complex in question. Is this the variable that is causing the reduced output of the facilities? If I calculate 44% on my vaule of 6,781,381 MWh I end up close to the value of 9,780,000 MWh. So how can I increase the supply value? Coal is provided 100%. Do I need to build supply depots? If yes, how many?
If I go to an existing coal power plant and select location details, it tells me that the power plant can have a possible output of 1,630,000 MWh. I guess this is the annual figure. A full industrial complex with 6 units would therefore be able to produce 9,780,000 MWh of electricity per year.
In my game, if I hover over a full industrial complex with 6 coal power plants it gives me an annual output value of 6,781,381 MWh. Why is this lower than the above mentioned 9,780,000 MWh? Does it have to do with supply? In the location details there is a field "supply" which is at 56% for the industrial complex in question. Is this the variable that is causing the reduced output of the facilities? If I calculate 44% on my vaule of 6,781,381 MWh I end up close to the value of 9,780,000 MWh. So how can I increase the supply value? Coal is provided 100%. Do I need to build supply depots? If yes, how many?
