gig·a·watt (g g  -w t , jg-)n. Abbr. GW One billion (109) watts. |
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Power generation for 2000 jumped 27 per cent to 4,581 gigawatt (GWh) hours from 3,604 GWh in 1999, the company reports. DWP produced 1,885 gigawatts worth of power in August, off 7. GT Solar Technologies, a division of GT Equipment Technologies, has completed the first phase of a turnkey solar manufacturing line for LDK Solar in China, which has just started production of solar wafers in what will eventually be a one gigawatt manufacturing line. |
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