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> $64 per kw/h Putting a slash in the unit there makes this read as "kilowatt per hour", which really doesn't make sense. Think of it as the power the battery
by wcoenen 5y ago
> $64 per kw/h
Putting a slash in the unit there makes this read as "kilowatt per hour", which really doesn't make sense.
Think of it as the power the battery can continuously provide (in kilowatt) multiplied (not divided!) by the time it can sustain that power (in hours). Hence "kWh", "kilowatt hour".
- underdeserver 5y agoIn other words theoretically a 100 kWh battery could supply 100 kW for an hour, or 200 kW for half an hour, or 2 kW for 50 hours.
- vbezhenar 5y agoIt's kW⋅h.