MJ → GW⋅hr converter

Convert megajoule to gigawatt-hour (Energy)

1 MJ = 0.0000002777777778 GW⋅hr · 1 GW⋅hr = 3600000 MJ

Common values: 10 MJ 50 MJ 100 MJ 500 MJ 1000 MJ

1000 MJ = 2.77778e-4 GW⋅hr

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Megajoule to gigawatt-hour Conversion

1 megajoule (MJ) is equal to 0.0000002777777778 gigawatt-hour (GW⋅hr).

1 MJ = 0.0000002777777778 GW⋅hr

or

1 GW⋅hr = 3600000 MJ

Formula

To convert a energy from megajoule (MJ) to gigawatt-hour (GW⋅hr), divide the energy in megajoule by 3600000

e(GW⋅hr) = e(MJ) / 3600000

Examples:

Convert 1000 megajoule to gigawatt-hour:

e(GW⋅hr) = 1000MJ / 3600000 = 0.0002777777778 GW⋅hr

Conversion table

Megajoule (MJ) Gigawatt-hour (GW⋅hr)
1 MJ 2.77778e-7 GW⋅hr
2 MJ 5.55556e-7 GW⋅hr
3 MJ 8.33333e-7 GW⋅hr
5 MJ 1.388889e-6 GW⋅hr
10 MJ 2.777778e-6 GW⋅hr
20 MJ 5.555556e-6 GW⋅hr
25 MJ 6.944444e-6 GW⋅hr
50 MJ 1.388889e-5 GW⋅hr
100 MJ 2.777778e-5 GW⋅hr
250 MJ 6.944444e-5 GW⋅hr
500 MJ 1.38889e-4 GW⋅hr
1000 MJ 2.77778e-4 GW⋅hr
Gigawatt-hour (GW⋅hr) Megajoule (MJ)
1 GW⋅hr 3600000 MJ
2 GW⋅hr 7200000 MJ
3 GW⋅hr 10800000 MJ
5 GW⋅hr 18000000 MJ
10 GW⋅hr 36000000 MJ
20 GW⋅hr 72000000 MJ
25 GW⋅hr 90000000 MJ
50 GW⋅hr 180000000 MJ
100 GW⋅hr 360000000 MJ
250 GW⋅hr 900000000 MJ
500 GW⋅hr 1.8e9 MJ
1000 GW⋅hr 3.6e9 MJ

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert megajoule to gigawatt-hour?

Divide the value in megajoule by 3600000 to get the result in gigawatt-hour. For example, 5 MJ ÷ 3600000 = 1.388889e-6 GW⋅hr.

How many gigawatt-hour are in 1 megajoule?

1 megajoule (MJ) is equal to 2.77778e-7 gigawatt-hour (GW⋅hr).

How do I convert gigawatt-hour back to megajoule?

Use the inverse operation: multiply the value in gigawatt-hour by 3600000 to get the result in megajoule.

How accurate is the megajoule to gigawatt-hour conversion?

The converter multiplies by the conversion factor 3600000 and rounds the result to 9 decimal places by default. You can increase or reduce the precision with the digits option on this page.

Sources

Conversion factors are based on internationally recognised standards: