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It's TWh per year, so you have to multiply your figure of 0.00445 TW (without H!) by 24*365.25 hours giving you 39TWh/year; I guess if you add cooling and diffe
by mmoskal 6y ago
It's TWh per year, so you have to multiply your figure of 0.00445 TW (without H!) by 24*365.25 hours giving you 39TWh/year; I guess if you add cooling and different gear you can get to 120TWh/year.
I agree it's kind of strange to measure stuff in TWh/year instead of just TW...
- patchtopic 6y agothanks! I missed that, yes now it makes sense, and is in the right ballpark.