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By Alan Kennedy – Visual Capitalist
Energy exists in various forms, and as a result, measuring its consumption requires different units. For instance, we measure liquid fuels like petroleum or diesel in barrels or gallons, natural gas in cubic feet, coal in tons, and electricity in kilowatt-hours. However, the Btu (British thermal unit) is a standardized unit that compares different types of energy.
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