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How did you go from 2,079,720,000 KWHrs to 24.07 MW of electricity, 24/7? My calculator and Google (search for "2079720000 kWh per 24 hours to MW") says it's m
by wizeman 9y ago
How did you go from 2,079,720,000 KWHrs to 24.07 MW of electricity, 24/7?
My calculator and Google (search for "2079720000 kWh per 24 hours to MW") says it's more than 86,000 MW (so ~86 GW).
edit: corrected units from TW to GW, as pointed out by philipkglass
- philipkglass 9y ago86 GW, not 86 TW. 86 TW would be several times world primary energy consumption.
- wizeman 9y agoYou're right, thanks! It was an unfortunate typo.