That doesn't quite make sense. Watt, and therefore megawatt, is a unit of power, not a unit of energy. Therefore, the total megawatts are more or less the same in a day as they are in a month or in a year.
4.062 Trillion Kilowatt Hours in 2007
This varies based on the configuration of a particular turbine, as they range is size and scale, and the wind density at a particular location. Typical turbines vary in output from a few watts to megawatts.
The same amount of megawatts as it takes to power it for a second, a minute, an hour, or a year. A watt, or a megawatt (million watts), is a unit of power, not of energy.
it makes about 70,00,000 in a year [sonadow rocks]
In 2007, US nuclear power plants generated 806.5 billion KWh. This was 19.4 percent of total US electricity. 69 PWR and 35 BWR reactors contributed to this total. Source: Nuclear Energy Institute, www.nei.org
A typical nuclear power plant with a capacity of 1100 MWe, such as the McGuire 1 plant in North Carolina, generates around 10 billion kWh of electricity each year. (1) A typical US household consumes around 11,200 kWh each year, according to the EIA (2) So, based on these figures, a nuclear power plant supplies enough electricity to supply 893,000 homes.
How much what is generated each year
The average household in the United States uses about 8,900 kilowatt-hours of electricity each year. That is 8.9 megawatts. So 781/8.9 = 87 homes.
The worlds largest wind turbine creates seven-plus megawatts per year.
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The worlds largest wind turbine creates seven-plus megawatts per year.
This varies based on the configuration of a particular turbine, as they range is size and scale, and the wind density at a particular location. Typical turbines vary in output from a few watts to megawatts.
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9 megawatts a year
If I'm understanding your Q, - no, in fact, the opposite. it is something generated in a different year than what it is used in.
1 terawatt-hour per year = 114 megawatts1 TWh/year = 114 MWor1.14 X 108 WattThe unit "terawatt-hour per year" is a convoluted method of saying (what calculates to) 114 megawatts.1 megawatt =106 wattsThe year and the hour are different units of time. They are related to each other:1 year = 8 765.81277 hoursterawatt = 1012 wattsTherefore(1012 watts X 1/8765.8 year)/year = 1.14 X 108 Watt = 114 X 106 watts = 114 Megawatts