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gigawatt

[ gig-uh-wot, jig- ]

noun

  1. one billion watts. : GW, Gw


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Word History and Origins

Origin of gigawatt1

First recorded in 1960–65; giga- + watt
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It benefits from two separate state subsidies, one to make scooters and the second to set up its own 20 gigawatt EV battery plant.

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The one gigawatt facility is being constructed in two phases with the first due to be operational later this year.

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Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru, based in Merthyr Tydfil, has been asked to deliver a gigawatt's worth of extra green power capacity in Wales by 2040, enough to meet the needs of more than 860,000 homes.

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“If you take all methods of generating energy — whether it's wind, solar, gas, coal, everything — and if you want to look at deaths per gigawatt hour, nuclear beats out everything. It is the safest form of energy already. So that’s a good way to start.”

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A gigawatt of solar is enough to supply the energy needs of about 320,000 Chinese households for a year, Gao said.

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