The map above gives a near real-time view on how much CO2 was emitted to produce the electricity consumed in select European countries. You can drill into data from each country to see where and how your electricity is being generated.
Furthermore the map takes into account electricity imports and exports. You can access all the data and current live map here.
The map above shows the global solar energy potential of the various regions around the world. Unsurprisingly, those areas closer to the equator tend to have greater annual potential than those further north or south.
The map above, shows the various electrical plugs and sockets used around the world. As you can see, few countries use just one type of plug or socket.
Instead they often use multiple different plugs in tandem depending on location and age of the building.
If you’re like most British residents, you likely assume that your electricity supplier is also responsible for distribution. However, as you may be surprised to learn, that’s not the case at all.
