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ALT Change in the share of renewables (orange) and fossil fuels (blue) between 2019 and 2023. The average change across the EU for both is shown in navy. Source: Carbon Brief analysis using data from Ember.
ALT Year-on-year change in China’s monthly CO2 emissions from fossil fuels and cement, million tonnes of CO2. Emissions are estimated from National Bureau of Statistics data on production of different fuels and cement, China Customs data on imports and exports and WIND Information data on changes in inventories, applying emissions factors from China’s latest national greenhouse gas emissions inventory and annual emissions factors per tonne of cement production until 2023. Sector breakdown of coal consumption is estimated using coal consumption data from WIND Information and electricity data from the National Energy Administration. Chart by Carbon Brief.
ALT Global electricity generation technology expansion by technology (TWh), showing the time it has taken for key technologies to grow from 100TWh to 1,000TWh. Source: Ember.
ALT Global electricity generation technology expansion by technology (TWh), showing the time it has taken for key technologies to grow from 100TWh to 1,000TWh. Source: Ember.
ALT Share of half-hour periods when fossil fuels supplied a given share of electricity on the GB grid in each year 2009-2024 to date. Red: Periods that were more than 50% reliant on fossil fuels. Blue: Periods less than 50% reliant on fossil fuels. Source: Carbon Brief analysis of data from NGESO. Chart by Tom Pearson for Carbon Brief.
