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The US State of Hawaii has created a geographical information system (GIS) mapping tool to identify sites with renewable energy potential. The tool is updated periodically, and is used by the State Energy Office to help improve its renewable energy siting. Please follow the link below to access the ...
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The US electricity system is often described as the world’s largest machine. It is also incredibly diverse, reflecting the policy preferences, needs and available natural resources of each state. Carbon Brief has plotted the nation’s power stations in an interactive map to show how and where th...
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Ireland 2050 is an Energy Institute initiative to empower and enable everyone to participate in the debate around Ireland's energy future. The site is in three sections: The past: how we came to be hereThe present: questions and responses to issues within the current energy systemThe future: a ...
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This page, refreshed hourly, shows the estimated total electricity being generated by offshore wind around the UK, as well as the individual contribution from each wind farm.
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In recent years, the UK has added thousands of renewable power schemes to its ageing — and dwindling — fleet of coal, nuclear and gas plants. Yet these older sources still supply most of the UK’s electricity. Carbon Brief has plotted the nation’s power stations in an interactive map to sho...
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This map shows air and ocean currents, as well as chemical and particulate concentrations and a variety of other live data. The data display can be toggled by clicking on 'earth' in the bottom left-hand corner.
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The UK is committed to reducing its greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by 2050, relative to 1990 levels. For this to happen, we need to transform the UK economy while ensuring secure, low-carbon energy supplies to 2050. The 2050 Calculator is an award-winning, user-friendly model that lets you...
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4C Offshore is a leading consultancy and market research organisation targeting the offshore energy markets. The link in this record directs the user to details of offshore windfarms. Information about these windfarms can be seen and a map of their location can also be explored.
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RE Explorer provides renewable energy data, analytical tools, and technical assistance to developers, policymakers, and decision makers in developing countries. RE Explorer enables users to make meaningful decisions that support low-emission development and ultimately reduce greenhouse gas emissions...
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The energy portal displays interactive charts that show Ireland's:Primary energy supply (Mtoe) - all fuel groups (1990-2030);Final energy usage (Mtoe) - all fuel groups/ all sectors (1990-2030);Final consumption (Mtoe) - all fuel groups/ all sectors (1990-2030)Trends are also identified and spreadsh...
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