Megawatt-hours to Gigajoules converter

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MWh to GJ conversion table

Starting Value

Increment

Precision

MWh	GJ
1	3.6
2	7.2
3	10.8
4	14.4
5	18
6	21.6
7	25.2
8	28.8
9	32.4
10	36
11	39.6
12	43.2
13	46.8
14	50.4
15	54
16	57.6
17	61.2
18	64.8
19	68.4
20	72
21	75.6
22	79.2
23	82.8
24	86.4
25	90
26	93.6
27	97.2
28	100.8
29	104.4
30	108
31	111.6
32	115.2
33	118.8
34	122.4
35	126
36	129.6
37	133.2
38	136.8
39	140.4
40	144
41	147.6
42	151.2
43	154.8
44	158.4
45	162
46	165.6
47	169.2
48	172.8
49	176.4
50	180
51	183.6
52	187.2
53	190.8
54	194.4
55	198
56	201.6
57	205.2
58	208.8
59	212.4
60	216
61	219.6
62	223.2
63	226.8
64	230.4
65	234
66	237.6
67	241.2
68	244.8
69	248.4
70	252
71	255.6
72	259.2
73	262.8
74	266.4
75	270
76	273.6
77	277.2
78	280.8
79	284.4
80	288
81	291.6
82	295.2
83	298.8
84	302.4
85	306
86	309.6
87	313.2
88	316.8
89	320.4
90	324
91	327.6
92	331.2
93	334.8
94	338.4
95	342
96	345.6
97	349.2
98	352.8
99	356.4
100	360
101	363.6
102	367.2
103	370.8
104	374.4
105	378
106	381.6
107	385.2
108	388.8

To convert megawatt-hours to gigajoules, enter the value in the first field. The result in gigajoules is calculated automatically using the exact conversion factor.

1 MWh = 3.6 GJ
1 GJ ≈ 0.277777777778 MWh

Formula: GJ = MWh × 3.6
MWh = GJ × 5/18

Definitions: 1 MWh = 1000 kWh; 1 GJ = 1000000000 J

The megawatt-hour (MWh) is 1,000 kilowatt-hours. It is used for electricity generation and trading, industrial consumption and grid-scale battery storage.

The gigajoule (GJ) is one billion joules. It is used for large energy quantities such as household and industrial gas consumption, district heating and energy budgets, and one gigajoule is about 278 kilowatt-hours.

See the conversion table with commonly used values, handy for quick reference or study.

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