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I think it is talking about power capacity, not the discharge rate.
by nurettin 3y ago
I think it is talking about power capacity, not the discharge rate.
- kwk1 3y agoA watt has dimensions of energy over time. It cannot be used to express a measure of energy unless you multiply it by time, as in a watt-hour.
- ishtanbul 3y agoI work in energy storage. This is not totally wrong, its just omitting the duration. 100MW only describes the rate at which the battery can discharge. The duration would be expressed in MWhours (mwh) so a 100MW/200MWh system would be able to discharge its full tank in 2 hours. You need to know the MWh to know how physically large the system is.