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I work in the smart grid industry, just a lowly network engineer, but in the last 5-7 years, I've rarely, if ever, see anyone confuse kWh/kW. I would presume t
by ghshephard 14y ago
I work in the smart grid industry, just a lowly network engineer, but in the last 5-7 years, I've rarely, if ever, see anyone confuse kWh/kW. I would presume that for people who care about MWh, that there is even less likelihood of confusion.
I think the general populace, the industry, and certainly the professionals in Northern California have become pretty well educated on this topic, mostly as a result of the prevalence here of energy startups, solar panel installations, and needing to understand what that "$0.31/kWh" on their PG&E bill means.
Might be different in other places though.
- stcredzero 14y ago> I work in the smart grid industry, just a lowly network engineer, but in the last 5-7 years, I've rarely, if ever, see anyone confuse kWh/kW. I suspect you're not the demographic the commenter was aiming at.