I'm sure it was a typo -- he meant kWh, directly related to another energy unit hp.
HP (should it be capital or lower case?) is a unit of power, not energy. Horse power you see.
I've got an even better unit of energy the "Air Conditioning Ton" which is the amount of cooling from melting a short ton of ice (presumably at the triple point of water) over a 24 hour period. It is defined as 12,000 BTUs.
Whatever floats your boat.......
We prefer simple ratios among our units of measure (2, 4, 8, 12, 36, 5280 ...) over those pesky decimals.
Beside SI is French.:happyyes:
A couple of points. SI is a system of units. Not decimals. Common misconception, that one. Yes, multiples and sub-multiples of basic units are in orders of tens. But that's not new. You have kVA or MVA. And mA. And kV. All of which use decimal orders of magnitude. And base SI units. You can't escape it!! You already enmeshed!!
And, if you use a calculator, you have to use those pesky decimals anyway!
Ever so slightly more seriously, SI is international and has much to merit it. As an example, there is one unit for length/distance. The metre. I don't need to know or remember, that there are 63,360 inches in a mile or that an acre is 4,840 square yards. That I do has more to do with me being anally retentive than it being of any practical use to me. Or you either, I'd guess.