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Decarbonization Insights
In partnership with Visual Capitalist, our infographics provide energy transition insights. Our benchmarking identifies emerging trends we’ve uncovered working with the biggest players in the utilities sector.
Ranked: America’s Cheapest Sources of Electricity in 2024
Ranked: America’s Cheapest Sources of Electricity in 2024 In the evolving global energy landscape, renewable sources are becoming increasingly cost effective. Even without subsidies, renewables are often the cheapest option available. This chart, created in...
Visualized: Emission Reduction Targets by Country in 2024
Visualized: Emission Reduction Targets by Country in 2024Since 2021, another 40 countries have established climate goals for 2030. However, the path to net zero remains uneven. With average national warming already 1.81°C above pre-industrial levels, the...
Visualized: The Price of Carbon Around the World
Visualized: The Price of Carbon Around the World Only 1% of global emissions are priced high enough to meet the Paris Agreement’s temperature target in 2024. This chart, created in partnership with the National Public Utilities Council, shows carbon prices...
Visualized: Renewable Energy Capacity Through Time (2000–2023)
Visualized: Renewable Energy Capacity Through Time (2000–2023) Global renewable energy capacity has grown by 415% since 2000, or a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.4%. However, many large and wealthy regions, including the United States and Europe,...
The Rise in America’s Billion-Dollar Extreme Weather Disasters
The Rise in U.S. Billion-Dollar Extreme Weather Disasters Since 1980, there have been 383 extreme weather or climate disasters where the damages reached at least $1 billion. In total, these disasters have cost more than $2.7 trillion. Created in partnership...
The Most Polluted Cities in the U.S. in 2024
The Most Polluted Cities in the U.S. in 2024 According to the World Health Organization, air pollution causes 7 million deaths annually and could cost the global economy between $18–25 trillion in annual welfare costs by 2060, or roughly 4–6% of world GDP....