gigawatt

With about a gigawatt of installed capacity, Britain already has more turbines around its coasts than any other country.

There is no reason why multiple units could not be connected together to store much more power, Howe says several gigawatt hours.

Its output is about a gigawatt a year.

It has a pipeline of more than 2 gigawatts of projects planned in the United States, Canada and Europe.

One nuclear power plant yields a gigawatt of power, meaning 8000 nuclear power plants would be needed to produce 8 terawatts.

The 2-gigawatt plant in the Mongolian desert will generate enough electricity to power three million homes.

For renewables a gigawatt of power is a massive amount; for nuclear power it is the basic unit.

Whereas a coal-burning plant, a normal one gigawatt coal plant, burns 80 rail cars of coal a day.

A five-gigawatt SuperCable is certainly technically feasible.

Instead of an 8-gigawatt (8GW) shortfall, it now expects to suffer a shortage of only 3GW, as a story in this week's paper explains.

Wind costs more than $2. 5 billion per gigawatt to build, compared with $600 million for gas.

And we'll produce half a gigawatt of fusion power.

This is the first wind farm in the 10 gigawatt mega-project.

Technical and Economic Analysis on Frequency Control Technique Applied to Gigawatt Ultra Supercritical Pressure Power Generating Units