What does WH/KG stand for?

Watt Hours Per Kilogram (energy density)

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Samples in periodicals archive:

As an example, Flynn says, the nonregenerative systems aboard the ISS only use an estimated 123 watt hours per kilogram, compared to what he says is around 300 watt hours per kilogram for the fully regenerative VPCAR.

Aquatic alchemy

It has a typical charge time of three hours and energy of 150 watt hours per kilogram.

What should you look for in a battery?

Today, the chemistry is capable of delivering approximately 170 Watt Hours per Kilogram (Whr/kg), yet lead acid batteries only average around 30 Whr/kg.

Patent Powers Up Firefly Energy's Drive to Market Ground-Breaking ...

The fuel cell demonstrated an energy capacity of 250 watt hours per kilogram of weight (250Wh/kg).

Medis Technologies Announces Significant Advances in Fuel Cell ...

AER Energy's new cell can provide 170 watt hours per kilogram, 50% more energy density by weight than lithium-ion cells.

AER Energy reduces size, increases power of rechargeable zinc-air ...

Electrosource recently announced improvements in new production HORIZON batteries resulting in specific energy of 50 Watt hours per kilogram (Wh/kg).

Electrosource Horizon batteries power three Tour De Sol winners

NASDAQ:ELSI) announced today that it has achieved a major technological breakthrough increasing the energy capacity of the HORIZON(R) advanced lead-acid batteries in production to more than 50 Watt hours per kilogram (Wh/kg) when tested at the three-hour discharge rate.

Electrosource battery achieves high energy capacity