Here's a snapshot of global energy production, and which countries have produced the most fossil fuels, nuclear, and renewable energy since 1980.
The U.S. emits about 6 billion metric tons of greenhouse gases a year. Here's how these emissions rank by sector.
Each year the average American consumes more than 23 barrels of petroleum products. What does a lifetime of fossil fuel consumption look like?
Roughly 25% of all GHG emissions come from electricity production. See how the top 30 IOUs rank by emissions per capita.
In 2021 coal-fired electricity generation reached all-time highs, rising 9% from the year prior. Here's what it'd take to phase it out of the energy mix.
The current energy transition is unprecedented in both scale and speed. This infographic puts it into historical context.
The EU's energy dependency has become a major issue amid Russia's invasion of Ukraine. See what the data says in this infographic.
Will the clean energy transition create jobs, or will jobs be lost? Here is projected employment growth in clean energy and related sectors to 2030.
Coal came under scrutiny for its high carbon emissions at COP26, but many countries are forecasted to increase coal production until 2024.
As demand for steel grows in the low-carbon future, so will steelmaking coal's role in sustainable production.
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