This document discusses electrical power and energy. It defines electrical power as work done per unit time (P=W/t) and gives the formulas for power as P=VI and P=I^2R. It defines 1 watt as 1 amp of current flowing through a circuit at 1 volt. It also defines the kilowatt-hour (kWh) as the energy consumed by a 1 kilowatt device over 1 hour, which equals 36,000 joules or 1 unit. Some numerical examples are provided to calculate power using the given formulas and units. Electrical energy is defined as power multiplied by time using the formulas E=P*t, E=VIt, and E=V^2/R