Convert volt-amperes to gigawatts

1 VA = 0.000000001 GW — exactly. Both units are defined against the SI, so this factor is a fraction, not an approximation.

1e-9GW
✓ Exact 1 VA = 1e-9 GW
Exact decimal: 0.000000001
As a fraction: 1/1000000000
1 VA = 0.000000001 GW

How to convert volt-amperes to gigawatts

Multiply the number of volt-amperes by 0.000000001 to get gigawatts.

The exact factor is 0.000000001 — as a fraction, 1/1000000000.

Volt-ampere: Apparent power. Numerically a watt, but it counts reactive current too.

Volt-ampere to Gigawatt conversion table

Volt-amperes (VA) Gigawatts (GW)
1 VA 1e-9
2 VA 2e-9
3 VA 3e-9
5 VA 5e-9
10 VA 1e-8
20 VA 2e-8
25 VA 2.5e-8
50 VA 5e-8
100 VA 0.000 000 1
250 VA 0.000 000 25
500 VA 0.000 000 5
1000 VA 0.000 001

Gigawatt to Volt-ampere conversion table

Gigawatts (GW) Volt-amperes (VA)
1 GW 1 000 000 000
2 GW 2 000 000 000
3 GW 3 000 000 000
5 GW 5 000 000 000
10 GW 10 000 000 000
20 GW 20 000 000 000
25 GW 25 000 000 000
50 GW 50 000 000 000
100 GW 100 000 000 000
250 GW 250 000 000 000
500 GW 500 000 000 000
1000 GW 1 000 000 000 000

Frequently asked

How many gigawatts are in a volt-ampere?

One volt-ampere equals 1e-9 gigawatts (VA → GW). That figure is exact, not rounded.

How do you convert volt-amperes to gigawatts?

Multiply the number of volt-amperes by 0.000000001 to get gigawatts.

What is 1 GW in volt-amperes?

One gigawatt is 1000000000 volt-amperes.

What is 10 VA in GW?

10 VA = 1e-8 GW.

What exactly is a volt-ampere?

Apparent power. Numerically a watt, but it counts reactive current too.

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