Join us in our Github repository where we discuss changes to be made, suggestions, and bugs to be fixed.
The methodology behind the data is all publicly available and vetted by the open-source community and vetted by experts.
Wondering how you can getstarted or where you can learn more about your methodology? Get answers to your questions here.
We’ve been working with our open-source community of 1.000+ contributors from 80+ countries since the start, and our work is far from done. Together with our contributors, we’re making new improvements to the Electricity Maps app and data every week.
GITHUB
Electricity Maps' global impact is a direct result of the efforts of our contributors, and we would love for you to join us. There is still lots to do! Whether you’re an electricity/climate nerd or just starting your learning journey, there are plenty of ways for you to contribute.
Join us in our Github repository where we discuss changes to be made, suggestions, and bugs to be fixed.
METHODOLOGY
Our methodology is fully transparent and publicly available - we believe in open science and collaborative improvement. Energy experts and scientists from around the world contribute their expertise to continuously refine our approach, helping us build an increasingly accurate picture of the world's electricity systems.
The best way is to take a look at our GitHub wiki.
Electricity Maps helps people around the world understand the emission of the electricity in their country. At Electricity Maps we believe information precedes action, as such, to push changes regarding electricity emissions, people need to understand them.
There are a lot of ways you can contribute with minimal coding experience. Translating the map to your language and setting up the correct configurations for the zones makes the map much more accessible and understandable. You can read more here.