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kw hr - translation to dutch
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Kw (disambiguation); K.w.; KW (disambiguation); Kw (ISO code)
kw hr
kilowatt uur, meeteenheid van energieverbruik door tijdsduur van verbruik
human resources
THE PEOPLE WHO MAKES UP AN ORGANIZATION'S WORKFORCE
Human Resources; Human Resources Development; Compensation professional; Human resource managers; Human resource planning; Personnel development; Man power; Personnel director; Electronic human resources; User:Davidhaspas/Enter your new article name here; E-HR; Manpower; Electronic Human Resources; Personnel manager; Human resource; Personnel department; Human Resource Planning
n. menselijke hulpbronnen (alles wat te maken heeft met arbeidskrachten)
personnel department
THE PEOPLE WHO MAKES UP AN ORGANIZATION'S WORKFORCE
Human Resources; Human Resources Development; Compensation professional; Human resource managers; Human resource planning; Personnel development; Man power; Personnel director; Electronic human resources; User:Davidhaspas/Enter your new article name here; E-HR; Manpower; Electronic Human Resources; Personnel manager; Human resource; Personnel department; Human Resource Planning
personeelsafdeling (afdeling die betrokken is met het indelen v.d. werknemers en met de behandeling v. hun dagelijkse zaken)
Examples of use of kw hr
1. Home consumption facilities are limited to 15 kW–hr, and 50 kW–hr for industrial consumers.
2. Electricity rates are currently based on average production expenses of about NIS 0.40 per KW/hr.
3. Sources say that PV production of electricity becomes financially feasible at rates of 37 cents per kW/hr.
4. Manufacturers of electricity with thermal solar devices that produce 0.1 to 20 megawatts will receive NIS 0.'0 per KW/hr when sold to the electricity grid, while larger producers of more than 20 megawatts will earn about NIS 0.70.
5. Advertisement In addition, new incentives for self–production of electricity with photovoltaic technology that came into force last month entitle owners of facilities that produce 15 to 50 KW of electricity an even higher rate of NIS 2.01 per KW/hr for electricity sold to the grid.