"equivalent energy" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to energy that is equal in magnitude or amount. For example, "This solar panel captures equivalent energy as two hours of sunlight."
Recycling one ton of plastic bottles saves the equivalent energy usage of a two person household for one year.
It slows down and deposits its energy over an average distance that is nearly the same as that for a negative electron of equivalent energy.
The task of measuring the gamma-ray energy is then reduced to simply measuring the equivalent energy deposited by the fast electrons.
In stacked metasurfaces, the equivalent energy levels gradually split with an increasing layer number (i.e. meta-atoms).
The plant achieves an equivalent energy saving of 81.1 kW h/ton-LNG with an exergetic efficiency of 34.7%.
The cost of the DHE power generator is lower than that of photovoltaics (PV) in terms of equivalent energy generated.
We find that many of these new solvents reduce the equivalent energy required for capturing 90% of CO2 emissions.
In this continuum model, the effective mechanical constants of the effective continuum are deduced by an equivalent energy method.
Adequate equivalent energy sources are estimated on the surface of the vibrating structure from the surface pressure and velocity fields.
The compressive strength of PCESC with 20% PCESA is 45.08 MPa, and its equivalent energy storage increases by 82.73%.
In the Box Hill canvas, where equal attention is paid to clouds, trees, a snow-covered lawn and the house they frame, every element is alive with equivalent energy.
