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I gave up responding to them because they can't even use the right units...

• Schroedingersat 4y ago
  The SI unit for power (whether average or instantaneous) is Joules per second. Not Joules per second hours per year.
  • hardolaf 4y ago
    > A solar panel produces >100GJ per kg of sand with roughly 10x the silver investment of a NPP or ~50g/kW and traces of B and P. So are we talking about Power or are we talking about Energy?
    • Schroedingersat 4y ago
      The first a unit of energy. As in total output from an input (building the panel). The second is a unit of power because the silver isn't used up (it's made very very hard to recycle in the NPP, but it's still technically possible after a few decades), the issue is how much is occupied by the equipment. If you can't understand the distinction between power and energy maybe we shouldn't consider your position on power and energy credible.