| There are no ergs, joules, electron-volts, calories, or foot-pounds of New Age energy. |
| The AED Pro unit can deliver as much as 200 joules into a 50 ohm impedance. |
| And when it does, global warming will resume. Correction: This article originally stated that 69 zettajoules of heat was 69 x 1011 joules. |
| One objection to electric cars is that petrol packs six times more joules of energy into a kilogram than a battery can manage. |
| To compare sources of energy, all energy consumption data presented in this report are expressed in joules. |
| A method of analysis is thus determined, with a unit of measurement, joules of solar energy which are universally valid. |
