No. 8,816 in Dutch
kwh
"kWh" in Dutch refers to "kilowatt-hour," a unit of energy equal to one kilowatt of power used for one hour.
In a sentence
Mijn energierekening toont dat ik deze maand 300 kWh heb verbruikt.
My energy bill shows that I consumed 300 kWh this month.
kWh in this context represents kilowatt-hours, a measurement of electricity usage.
De zonnepaneelinstallatie kan jaarlijks ongeveer 5000 kWh aan stroom opwekken.
The solar panel system can generate about 5000 kWh of electricity annually.
kWh here is used to quantify the amount of energy produced by the solar panels.
Bij mijn nieuwe energiecontract kost een kWh slechts 0,23 eurocent.
Under my new energy contract, a kWh costs only 0.23 eurocents.
kWh is referenced as a unit of energy consumption that has a specific cost associated with it in a billing context.
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