The total copper per vehicle is projected to decrease by 38 kg between 2015 and 2030.
This bar chart shows the countries' highest and lowest energy transition index scores determined by the World Economic Forum.
In 2023, the world consumed 2% more energy compared to 2022. Which countries consumed the most energy per capita?
Visual Capitalist has partnered with Range ETFs to explore how global oil demand could grow between 2022 and 2045 in this infographic.
This dumbbell plot shows the most and least expensive sources of energy in the U.S., using data from Lazard.
An exclusive visual deep dive to understanding the 2024 Statistical Review of World Energy. See what's included.
This infographic shows the greenhouse gas emissions targets of all countries and their target years with data from Net Zero Tracker.
This graphic shows the sources of energy used globally in 2023, measured in exajoules, with fossil fuels making up 81% of the energy mix.
Wyoming has the highest energy costs in 2024.
As global electricity demand rises, nuclear power stands out as a leading solution to help ensure a stable and low-carbon energy future.
Saudi Aramco controls almost 259 billion barrels worth of oil and gas reserves.
