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Yep, India installed 4 GWh of solar in just the month of April as well.

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• beAbU 5mo ago
  Solar installation capacity is measured in watts, not watt-hours. So the unit you should he using here is GW, not GWh. Pushes glasses up nose well actually, we should use GWp, but that's not really a unit and good ol' watts should suffice.
  • dyauspitr 5mo ago
    Yeah, you know actually, I know this because I have an EV. I guess I just looked at what the GP posted and posted the same unit.
    • mpwoz 5mo ago
      For batteries, GWh is the correct unit though (storage). Just not for panels/generators/etc.
      • vizzier 5mo ago
        Really the correct unit is Joules, but try convincing anyone of that.
        • beAbU 5mo ago
          Watt-hours and joules are the same thing, and you are indeed technically correct, but you'll get funny looks if you ask to buy an 18MJ BESS for your home...