Reply To: CQU Project – Transportable and Scalable Clean Energy System

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08/09/2023 at 12:56 pm #6738
Chloe Hooton
Participant

    Hi Jean,

    Based on ‘energy requirements’ data from above (Ergon Energy), we have determined that the demand is approximately 27 MWh per year for four people. However, according to research on the internet, the average demand is approximately 7 MWh per year for four people.
    Does this mean our data is unreasonable?

    Kind regards,
    Chloe

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