1 kcal = 1000 calories = 4 186,8 Joule
Female
19-30 - 2 400 (kcal) each day -> 72 000 kcal/month -> 301 449,6 Joule
31-50 - 2 300 (kcal) each day -> 69 000 kcal/month -> 288 889,2 Joule
51-70 - 2 100 (kcal) each day -> 63 000 kcal/month -> 263 768,4 Joule
>70 - 1 900 (kcal) each day -> 57 000 kcal/month -> 238647,6 Joule
Male
19-30 -3 100 (kcal) each day -> 93 000 kcal/month -> 389372,4 Joule
31-50 - 2 900 (kcal) each day -> 87 000 kcal/month -> 364251,6 Joule
51-70 - 2 600 (kcal) each day -> 78 000 kcal/month -> 326 570,4 Joule
>70 - 2 200 (kcal) each day -> 66 000 kcal/month -> 276328,8 Joule
a lot of people eat more than they require, that's why there is so much obesity around the world.
they use too much energy
Geothermal energy can't 'run out'. It makes use of the planet's (geo) heat (thermal), so unless the planet dies and goes cold, we will be able to make use of geothermal energy. And if the core went cold, we'd have bigger problems.
For a general cost ,A 1500 w tank heater will be $103.00 per month. Go to morgransou.com/energy calculator, then click on farm equipment.
It converts electrical energy into heat energy.
Hydroelectric energy is electricity and is put on the national grid for use by the public. It is used for pretty much every modern process of anything, in some way or another.
Define the average person. I use about 500 units per month on average through the year.
As much as they use
2.5 gallons
that depens on how much water you use in that month
How much electrical energy does the average person use in a day . . . In the UK the figure is about 16 kilowatt hours.
i dont know but i like chicken nuggets
260 kWh cost R$ 130,00 is US $ 78.03 In 1 Month wiht taxes
They use way to much energy, but what would we do with out google. :)
yes actually they use a lot of energy but the energy they use are sustainable energy
One can save as much as $3.05 per kilowatt hour with the use of wind energy. If a household consumes 50 kilowatt hours per month, that makes $152.50 savings on a monthly basis.
Like a lot of energy you use.
alot