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5.3 Operating Expenditures for Offshore Wind There has been no indication that expected operating expenditures for offshore wind projects have shifted between 2010 and 2013. The OpEx baseline for 2013 was assumed to be $40/MWh, equivalent to $136/kW/yr, with a range extending from $20/MWh to $70/MWh.
Depending on which factors are included, estimates for the cost of wind power vary wildly. Lazard claims the cost of wind power ranges from $37 to $81 per megawatt-hour, while Michael Giberson at the Center for Energy Commerce at Texas Tech University suggests itâs closer to $149.or the studies we examined, capital costs ranged from $48 to $88 per megawatt-hour, while O&M costs ranged from $9.8 to $21 per megawatt-hour. Many estimates, however, donât include costs related to the inherent unreliability of wind power and government subsidies and mandates.