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World's largest sodium-ion battery goes into operation - Energy Storage
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Um, why does the average Chinese home consume 1 MWh/mo? Or do they mean the battery capacity would account for one home consuming up to 1 MWh?
I got it from here
Ok so as a indicative figure, my air-conditioned three bedroom home in Australia uses about 20kWh a day in the hottest part of the year, which multiplies out to about 0.6 MWh a month.
I wouldn't expect the average Chinese home to use more than that, because that's getting on the higher end of average usage in Australia and our homes are full of energy gobbling gadgets.
Yeah that's about what I had figured too, 400-600 kWh/mo per house during summer. Double that is more likely to be estimated capacity rather than actual use.