megawatt hour , MWh (skrót)

The state bought 13.31 million megawatt hours in the period.

They are each expected to produce about 300 megawatt hours of power.

Right now in California, we're probably closer to $550 a megawatt hour for the summer.

In Germany, the price stood at around €97 per megawatt hour.

The “energy unserved” level reaches 3000 megawatt hours per year.

That would be less than half the price a year ago and near the $90 per megawatt hour cost of a new nuclear plant.

In recent weeks, power prices have often been several hundred dollars a megawatt hour.

A fair price for that power would have been $273 per megawatt hour, the agency said.

Analysts believe that they stand above £50 per megawatt hour.

In June, the state paid an average price of $167 a megawatt hour for electricity.

Earlier in the year, prices often surpassed $300 a megawatt hour.

That compares with an average cost in May of $271 per megawatt hour on the spot market.

The wholesale price in June averaged $120 per megawatt hour.

Duke says its average wholesale price in California last year was $76 per megawatt hour.

Even on cool days in October, the price generally has remained above $100 per megawatt hour.

The wholesale electricity price is holding around $50 a megawatt hour.

Spot prices during the first three months of this year, for example, averaged about $285 per megawatt hour.

In contrast, the peak price on Wednesday was less than $65 per megawatt hour.

A megawatt hour is roughly the amount of electricity needed to power 1,000 homes.

California will pay an average of $70 per megawatt hour during the next decade under 38 different contracts signed so far.

In some cases power sold for $4,000 per megawatt hour, the standard unit of measurement.

The 9 percent of renewable power represents about 2.7 million megawatt hours, the commission said.

A megawatt hour can light 750 California homes for an hour.

On a normal day the typical cost for immediate power would be closer to £60 per megawatt hour.

After six months of buying power for about $250 a megawatt hour, the utilities ran into deep financial trouble.