Emissions from electricity consumption dropped below pandemic levels in 2023 but could bounce back in 2024.
Solar production in Europe since 2021
Wind production in Europe since 2021
Coal production in Europe
CO2 emissions in Europe
Emissions from electricity consumption decreased in 2023 compared to the two previous years but remained slightly higher than the pandemic levels in 2020
Solar production in the United States
Wind production in the United States
Coal production in the United States
CO2 emissions in the United States
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The global impact of Electricity Maps is a direct consequence of our contributors' efforts, and we would be love to have you join us. There is still much to do! Whether you are an expert in electricity/climate issues or just beginning your learning journey, there are many ways for you to contribute.
Join us on our GitHub repository, where we discuss adding new countries to the map, the intricacies of our methodology, and much more.
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