How to pronounce“gigawatts”in English

gigawatts and then terawatts so it's it's a lot our domestic animals if we

50 gigawatts of supercomputers that are running simultaneously, and it takes one week to manufacture that 50

16 gigawatts, team.

93 gigawatts.

Nine gigawatts available, just tap a little bit of it, an opt-in program that's free market.

Five gigawatts of offshore wind.

100 gigawatts and focus it on a sail in space

that's 9 gigawatts we don't have to produce using something else that's a really good story for the environment even if we don't think that those are

13.3 gigawatts.

Today it's three gigawatts of solar.

You are also generating gigawatts-- you will be.

kilowatts megawatts gigabytes gigawatts and then terawatts so it's

We're adding two gigawatts of capacity to San Jose.

We have actually 16 gigawatts of applications right now for the state.

For the 10 gigawatts of new AI factory demand that we have on our grid here at PG&E, that 10 gigawatts of new load would

So five gigawatts by 2030 and 25 gigawatts which is nation leading goal by 2045.

So we only have 105 gigawatts of utility-scale capacity on the grid in California since electricity came to our state in 1850, okay?

You're already generating 2 gigawatts for your own leads, but you're going to be generating gigawatts.

One half of a thousand gigawatts is 500 gigawatts or 500,000 megawatts of capacity.

Coal plants-- there are something like 1,400 gigawatts of coal plants in production around the world today.

Total US electricity generating capacity is about a thousand gigawatts.

We must build enough new nuclear power plants to generate 500 gigawatts, or 500,000 megawatts of clean, low cost power by 2050.

The Department of Energy has estimated that 90 gigawatts of electricity will power the grid from geothermal by 2050.

And so the first wave of that nine gigawatts is not bidirectional, but all new vehicles coming online will be increasingly more bidirectional.

By 2022, we're going to do 100 gigawatts.

In other words, about 500 gigawatts.

Last year, humanity deployed about 460 gigawatts of solar energy worldwide, which is roughly equivalent to one five acre solar array every minute.

If I could turn those batteries around at a designated signal that would be nine gigawatts, that's, what'd you say?

Um We probably have a few gigawatts of solar thermal

In the US, we generate and use about 434 gigawatts of power on the average, throughout the year.

The fact that we've got enough mined uranium and spent fuel already to run the entire country at 80 gigawatts, which is its current energy consumption,

seven years—and India, number two—they’re talking about 100 gigawatts.

San Francisco's about 800 megawatts, so 0.8 gigawatts.

well, actually, it was 5 gigawatts, and it's growing faster.

- Yeah, I mean, there's like gigawatts of compute going into getting laid, of digital compute.

- So, you know, it's reported that xAI is gonna hit that one-gigawatt scale early '26, and a full two gigawatts by year end.

generation now that's it one interesting thing though that's happened the last couple decades is massive upgrades to these plants so we've added maybe 8 gigawatts of

You see both axes are logarithmic, so you have not only cost effectiveness of solar panels, but the adoption cumulative gigawatts of solar panels

They have committed under the new prime minister, Narendra Modi, to investing 100 gigawatts of solar.

The predecessor government said, by 2022, we're going to do 20 gigawatts.

It has created ten gigawatts of wind-powered electric generation

The really good news over here is that America isn’t leading the world anymore; it’s China, number one—they have committed to I think 200 gigawatts in the next five to

Read the story about the fact, that's absolute fact, they added 93 gigawatts of coal last year.

The electric vehicles on the road in my service area today are the equivalent of nine gigawatts--

If you just look at the forecast for next year, the utility sales goal, solar, for 2023, we're expected to put in 10 gigawatts,

So when the wind turbines went down, which was quite a bit, I want to say at least 15 gigawatts that affected a lot of the pumping and

A gigawatt is enough power to support, depending on where you live in California, between half a million and a million homes.

That's one gigawatt, we're kind of tight.

San Jose is a one gigawatt city.