ENERGYFACTS

Most of us also know the term "kilowatt-hour" (kWh) ... this is a unit of Energy. Kilowatt-hours are probably most familiar as the units our electricity utility uses to calculate our bill. One kilowatt-hour is the energy required to deliver one kilowatt of power for one hour. We can see for example that a one kilowatt (kW) radiator, operated for six hours on a winter's night would consume 6 kilowatt-hours (kWh) of energy ... which would appear as something like $2 on your electricity bill!... energyfacts is a registered business name of Padgett & Associates Pty Ltd located in Sydney Australia. Padgett & Associates offers independent technology and general management advice to clients principally in the telecommunications and energy sectors... Energy can be stored. Familiar examples include the chemical energy stored in coal or petroleum or in the fats and sugars in our food, the electrical energy stored in our car battery, and the energy stored the mass of water of a hydroelectric..