Kilowatt-Hour to Megawatts Converter

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How to Convert Kilowatt-Hours (kWh) to Megawatts (MW)

To convert Kilowatt-hours (kWh) to Megawatts (MW), use the formula:

The power P in megawatts (MW) is equal to the energy E in kilowatt-hours (kWh) divided by the time t in hours (h) and then divided by 1,000:

P(MW) = (E(kWh) / t(h)) / 1,000

If you have an energy measurement of 10,000 kWh and the time is 5 hours, the calculation would be:

P(MW) = (10,000 kWh / 5 h) / 1,000 = 2 MW

Kilowatt-hours (kWh) represent the total energy consumed or produced over time. For more information, visit this resource.

Time (hours) is the duration for which the energy is applied. It is essential for calculating power output.

Megawatts (MW) represent the rate of energy transfer or conversion, indicating how much energy is used per unit of time.

Kilowatt-hours [kWh]	Megawatts at 1 hour	Megawatts at 2 hours	Megawatts at 3 hours	Megawatts at 4 hours
1 kWh	0.001 MW	0.0005 MW	0.00033 MW	0.00025 MW
2 kWh	0.002 MW	0.001 MW	0.00067 MW	0.0005 MW
3 kWh	0.003 MW	0.0015 MW	0.001 MW	0.00075 MW
4 kWh	0.004 MW	0.002 MW	0.00133 MW	0.001 MW
5 kWh	0.005 MW	0.0025 MW	0.00167 MW	0.00125 MW
10 kWh	0.01 MW	0.005 MW	0.00333 MW	0.0025 MW
20 kWh	0.02 MW	0.01 MW	0.00667 MW	0.005 MW

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