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I know you probably already realise this, but they obviously mean kWh. I normally wouldn't comment, but to most people a kW is a kWh and, in context, it's obvi
by kondro 11y ago
I know you probably already realise this, but they obviously mean kWh.
I normally wouldn't comment, but to most people a kW is a kWh and, in context, it's obvious they're talking about kWh.
- reitzensteinm 11y agoIt's possible that they accidentally quoted the maximum power rather than the energy stored, which would make the figure correct but not what most would expect.
- programcookie 11y agoThe linked document mentions 50,000 kW and 300,000 kWh.
- Gravityloss 11y agoLike say you get an electric car and people ask what is the range, and you answer the number for the top speed? It's inexcusable for journalists reporting on any energy issue. You just can't give any slack on this point. It's 100% wrong to say one thing and mean the other thing.