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A simple table for Minecraft energy types and a matrix for conversion rates.

Minecraft Energy Types


Energy Name Abbreviation Original Mod Version
Anima AM Anima-Mundi 1.11.2
Blutricity BE (NO) Redpower 1.6.4
Charge RP (NO)/Fz? Factorization 1.7.10
Crystal Flux CF Actually Additions 1.12
Energy Units EU IndustrialCraft2 1.11
Forge Energy FE Forge 1.11.2
Galacticraft Joules gJ Galacticraft 1.11.2
Heat BTU (NO) Minecraft 1.11.2
Joules J Mekanism 1.11.2
Lithium Energy Li Lithium Energy 1.11
Minecraft Joules MJ BuildCraft 1.11.2
Piggawatts Pw Sync 1.10.2
Redstone Flux RF Thermal Expansion 3 1.10.2
Shaft Power W RotaryCraft 1.7.10
Steam S (NO) RailCraft 1.10.2
Tesla T TESLA 1.11.2
Taint Tn (NO) ThaumCraft 1.8.9
Universal Electricity EU (NO) Universal Electricity 1.7.10
Vis V (NO) ThaumCraft 1.8.9
Xynergy Xy (NO) XyCraft 1.4.7
Micro Infinity 8I Ender IO 1.12
AE Applied Energistics 2 1.12
Immersive Flux IF Immersive Engineering 1.12.2

*NO = Not Official

Unit Conversion

If you know any of the blank values, feel free to edit and leave your source at the bottom.


Energy AM BE RP CR EU FE gJ BTU J Li MJ RF W T Tn V 8I AE IF
AM 1 5 20 32 125 0.20 20 20
BE 1
RP 1
CF 1 0.25 1.6 2.5 0.1
EU 1 4 6.557 10 0.4 4 4
FE 0.25 1 1.6 2.5 0.1 1 1
gJ 0.1525 0.652 1 1.525 0.065 0.625 0.625
BTU 1
J 0.1 0.4 0.655 1 0.04 0.4 0.4
Li 1
MJ 2.5 10 16 16 1 10 10
RF 0.25 1 1.6 2.5 0.1 1 1 1 1
W 1
T 0.25 1 1.6 2.5 0.1 1 1
Tn 1
V 1
8I 2 2 1
AE 1
IF 1 1 1

*Blank = Not Known (please comment if you know)

1 AM = 20 RF = 125 J = 5 EU = 32 gJ 1 EU = 10 J = 0.4 MJ = 4 RF = 6.557 gJ 1 MJ = 25 J = 10 RF = 2.5 EU = 16 gJ 1 J = 0.04 MJ = 0.4 RF = 0.1 EU = 0.655 gJ 1 RF = 0.1 MJ = 2.5 J = 0.25 EU = 1.6 gJ 1 gJ = 0.065 MJ = 0.1525 EU = 1.525 J = 0.625 RF 1 AE = 0.5 EU = 2 RF = 11256 W = 5 J

1 RF = 1 FE = 1 T = 1 CF = 1 IF

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Conversion:

@JeffreyLMelvin
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1RF = 1 8I

@Brinefilip
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I'm currently working on an Excel sheet which acts as a converter.
I will be including all power units.
If you people are interested, i'm gonna upload it here when i'm done.
Here's a preview of how it would look like.

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@Cadiboo
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Cadiboo commented Feb 23, 2020

Please post it when you’re done.
Also, s/asterix/asterisk/

@mowense
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mowense commented May 11, 2020

Thanks a lot 👯‍♂️

@dagobertdu94
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I found some other mods that are using their own energy type that aren't listed here.
I was thinking about making my own energy type for my own mod that has much stuff... (But that is the unimportant part of my comment.)

@DeflatedPickle
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@dagobertdu94, I'm not aware of all mods with their own energy type. This is what user feedback is for, if you've found some that aren't listed, instead of saying "there are some that aren't here", please tell me what isn't listed here, and optionally, the conversion rate to RF (as that's essentially the default).

@dagobertdu94
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@DeflatedPickle I will write to this thread again if I refound all of the mods I had in my mind.

@JurgenWilbrink
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JurgenWilbrink commented Jul 7, 2020

Micro Infinity : RF = 1 : 1

The difference is 1 because i had to travel from reactor to storage and reactor is slowly decreasing. But its 1 : 1

Big reactor:
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Vibrant capasitor:
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@GalaxyNerd
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1 RF = 1.6 gJ

(Assuming no energy loss in conversion circuit)
To account for RF energy loss, use this formula:
eL≈(D/16)*0.05
(eL= Energy lost, D=Distance of blocks between supply and destination in metres)
If using Immersive Engineering, replace 0.05 with different values according to wire type.
0.05 | HV
0.025 | MV
1 | LV

Hope this Helps!

@z3roco01
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i made a converter if you want me to add conversions then tell my by making an issue on the github page or my telling me here

@RackDevelopment
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To your logic, 1 FE is 1 RF, while 1 AE is 1 RF, causing 1 FE to equal 1 AE, so you can add that

@datboiiskool
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You forgot about this mod's energy system.
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/hbms-nuclear-tech-mod

@datboiiskool
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Also I think "AE" is "Applied Energy".

@LeWolfYT
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There is a mod which lets you use FE to power create mod’s shafts!

1 RPM = 1FE
16FE = 15RPM

@u12bdragon
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1 RF = 1 CF
Calculated by using a Mekanism Digital Miner, letting the built-in energy buffer run down from mining (16,000 RF), then putting a full Single Battery from Actually Additions into the top-right power slot, and seeing how much power is drained from it to fill the buffer (200,000 -> 184,000 = 16,000 CF).

@EvanHsieh0415
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Micro Infinity is μI

@Don-Let
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Don-Let commented Feb 19, 2023

If 1MJ = 10 RF and 1AE = 2RF then 1MJ = 5AE.

@5cover
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5cover commented Jul 27, 2023

AE conversion rates are available on the official wiki listed here (1.17 and newer) and here (up to 1.16).

@Tombaysbot
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1 AE is not 1RF, it's actually 2 RF (As their wiki says)
So 1 AE = 5 J

@Punkin-GH
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There's a typo across the top, where CF is typed as CR

@truskawex
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I created a small tool for the conversion, based on this document. Minecraft Energy Calculator: https://calculator.btwyt.com?cs=g

Hi, can you re-upload this site? It will be very helpful. Thanks!

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