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By admin | April 7, 2008
ilikeplayingsoccer asked:
World Solar Production
Total peak power of installed solar panels is around 5,300 MW as of the end of 2005. (IEA statistics appear to be underreported: they report 2,600 MW as of 2004, which with 1,700 installed in 2005 would be a cumulative total of 4,300 for 2005). These figures include only photovoltaic generated power and not that produced by other solar means. Inclusion of the U.S.’s solar reflector plants would double its total, putting it at the level of the second place country on the list.
Can soomeone please tell me what the MW stands for?
Question posted courtesy of: Jerome
World Solar Production
Total peak power of installed solar panels is around 5,300 MW as of the end of 2005. (IEA statistics appear to be underreported: they report 2,600 MW as of 2004, which with 1,700 installed in 2005 would be a cumulative total of 4,300 for 2005). These figures include only photovoltaic generated power and not that produced by other solar means. Inclusion of the U.S.’s solar reflector plants would double its total, putting it at the level of the second place country on the list.
Can soomeone please tell me what the MW stands for?
Question posted courtesy of: Jerome
Topics: Solar Power |
April 9th, 2008 at 3:33 pm
The little summary under the end it says mw stands for megawatts if you go to google and search mw solar power look at the first site at the end it says mw megawatts.
April 11th, 2008 at 3:30 am
1- MW-Mega Wat
2-Mega=10000000
3-Wat=unit of power
4-Mega Wat is unit to measure large amount of power which is consume from solar
April 14th, 2008 at 12:33 pm
The whole year anyone else know.