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Wh, not W/h. W/h is a change in power. "Scotty, increase engine power by 1 gigawatt per hour!"
by rightbyte 4y ago
Wh, not W/h. W/h is a change in power.
"Scotty, increase engine power by 1 gigawatt per hour!"
- epistasis 4y agoAnd for a lot the initial lithium ion storage on the grid, which was used for frequency regulation, the W/h or ability to respond to powe change, was a far far more important characteristic of the batteries than the Wh.