Oh wow. A bit unrelated but 10 MWh is a lot for me. Even the mentioned 6 MWh for Hawaii.
Here in Germany the average (single household) is at around 1.5 MWh.
My first instinct would be "of course, US households almost all seem to have AC installed" as opposed to Europeans. But then again, we're cooking with electricity (at least the majority) instead of gas.
Is there a good resource for a utility breakdown? I would be interested to see where those high numbers come from.
Here in Germany the average (single household) is at around 1.5 MWh.
My first instinct would be "of course, US households almost all seem to have AC installed" as opposed to Europeans. But then again, we're cooking with electricity (at least the majority) instead of gas.
Is there a good resource for a utility breakdown? I would be interested to see where those high numbers come from.