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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

by beAbU 4mo 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 4mo 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 4mo ago
  For batteries, GWh is the correct unit though (storage). Just not for panels/generators/etc.
  - vizzier 4mo ago
    Really the correct unit is Joules, but try convincing anyone of that.
    - beAbU 4mo 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...