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    The document compares different power generation technologies by the number of generators, total area of generators, and power output per unit area. It lists wind as having the most generators and largest total area but the lowest power output per square meter. Nuclear has the fewest generators but the highest power output per square meter despite requiring the largest total area. It also provides population and area statistics for West Virginia and calculates the total power needed per person based on these values.

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    The document compares different power generation technologies by the number of generators, total area of generators, and power output per unit area. It lists wind as having the most generators and largest total area but the lowest power output per square meter. Nuclear has the fewest generators but the highest power output per square meter despite requiring the largest total area. It also provides population and area statistics for West Virginia and calculates the total power needed per person based on these values.

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    Energy Modeler

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    The document compares different power generation technologies by the number of generators, total area of generators, and power output per unit area. It lists wind as having the most generators and largest total area but the lowest power output per square meter. Nuclear has the fewest generators but the highest power output per square meter despite requiring the largest total area. It also provides population and area statistics for West Virginia and calculates the total power needed per person based on these values.

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    Technology Number of Power Generators Area of Power Generators [ Power/Area [W/m^2]

    Wind 200000 2
    Solar 10000 22
    Nuclear 5000 1000
    Biofuels 1 0.25
    Hydro 1 0.24

    West Virginia
    Population 1,844,000
    Area [miles^2] 24000
    Area [m^2] 61440000000
    Total Power per Person [(kW.hr/day)/person]
    18.7418655098
    10.3080260304
    234.273318872
    1.17136659436009E-05
    1.12451193058568E-05

    263.3232333709

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