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KW
(redirected from kilowatt)

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KWKanye West (rapper)
KWKarat White Gold
KWKarawapo
KWKas Air Company (Kazakhstan, IATA airline code)
KWKate Winslet
KWKen Williams (White Sox general manager)
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KWKey West (Florida)
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KWKiowa Warrior (OH-58D)
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KWKlan War (online gaming)
KWKnight of Windsor
KWKorean War
KWKugelberg-Welander (muscular dystrophy)
KWKurzwelle (German: short wave)
KWKustwacht (Dutch)
KWKuwait (ISO country code, top level domain)

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The project is expected to generate savings of approximately $160,000 over a five-year period, reduce electricity usage by 232,849 kilowatt hours annually and reduce peak demand by 32.
Currently, net metering is available for projects up to 50 kilowatts at the discretion of the local energy distribution companies.
The city's chief legislative analyst highlighted the potential solar-energy shortfall in a report on the DWP's ``green'' power program and said costs per kilowatt hour on the sampled solar installations were roughly twice the market average of 40 cents.
 
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