What does TW stand for?

TeraWatt (10^12 watts)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

Hydro-Quebec Chief Executive Thierry Vandal told Dow Jones Newswires the New Brunswick transmission lines would allow his company to double the amount of energy it exports to the United States to between 20 and 25 terawatt hours by 2011.

United States: Hydro-Quebec To Buy New Brunswick Power Assets

Energy consumed by information and communications technologies as well as consumer electronics is forecasted to double by 2022 and increase to 1,700 terawatt hours by 2030, the IEA found <a href="http://www.

International watchdog urges energy efficient policies for gadgets

If and when the wind farm is fully operational, it would produce a total of eight to 12 terawatt hours per year.

Europe's biggest wind farm planned in Sweden

2 terawatt hours in 2008 - near maximum capacity - at an average price of pounds 51.

Optimism from Europe's biggest coal-fired power station; in ...

8 Megajoules of energy and be delivered with a power of over 400 Terawatts.

The National Ignition Facility

In less than 2 years, researchers have increased the machine's output of X rays from 40 terawatts to more than 210 terawatts.

The Z machine: powering up a miniature accelerator to target nuclear ...

Canada: Hydro-Quebec buying energy transmission assets

Converting an Olympic swimming pool of water into hydrogen and oxygen per second would create 43 terawatts of power.

Cheap way to 'split water' could lead to abundant clean fuel