$/J\text{\$/J}

per joule

Cost per energyexact by definition

Cost per joule is the base of this converter's energy cost scale, though it is far too small a denominator to be used commercially. Every practical energy price is quoted per kilowatt-hour, per gigajoule, per therm or per million BTU, all of which convert exactly to it. The relation to SI base units is exact by definition.

1 $/J\text{\$/J} 3,600,000 $/kWh\text{\$/kWh}

One per joule in every cost per energy unit

3,600,000,000per megawatt-hour ($/MWh)
1,055,060,000per million BTU ($/MMBTU)
1,055,060,000per dekatherm ($/dth)
1,000,000,000per gigajoule ($/GJ)
105,506,000per therm ($/therm)
3,600,000per kilowatt-hour ($/kWh)
1,000,000per megajoule ($/MJ)
1per joule ($/J)this unit
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