Lesson: Chapter 18 — Work, Energy and Power
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In which unit is energy measured?
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The joule (J). Energy is measured by the work it can do, so it can only be measured in the unit of work.
The watt is a rate of doing work, not an amount of energy, and the newton is a force.
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