MMBtu, therms, kWh, MWh, GJ.
1 MMBtu = 10 therms = 293.07 kWhMMBtu (million BTU) is the standard energy unit in North American gas markets. 1 MMBtu = 10 therms = 293.07 kWh = 1.055 GJ.
Natural gas and power markets quote energy in different units. MMBtu (one million British thermal units) dominates North American gas pricing; therms (100,000 BTU) appear on utility bills; kWh and MWh are electricity units; and gigajoules (GJ) are used in Canada and metric markets.
This converter handles all of them so you can compare a gas contract priced in $/MMBtu against a power price in $/MWh on the same energy basis.
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