Analyzing CO2 Intensity of Electricity Consumption with R

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Senior Principal Researcher at The University of Queensland

CO2 Intensity of Electricity consumption. Hourly readings over the last 20 days, overall mean represented by a blue asterisk. #rstats #electricity #dataviz h/t Electricity Maps

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Steven Spratford

Engineer @ SKYRE, Inc. | Developing Breakthrough Technologies in Alternative Energy, Hydrogen Recovery, & Space Systems

1mo

Interesting, I wonder how this looks during the winter 🤔

Gavin Mooney

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Nice to see Australia's big coal states doing the heavy lifting there 💪 #joke

Gerald Meenye

Client Experience Champion | B2B Solutions | Sustainability Advocate

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Helpful insight, Grant

Kenneth H.

Lead Integrated Planning Coordinator

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Now modify it per GDP.

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Suman Bhowmick

Professor in Electrical Engineering Delhi Technological University (Formerly DCE)

1mo

Great video !! Very insightful and informative. Thanks for sharing. Those oscillating more, do they reflect loads catered to by thermal power plants ?

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Peter Elbourne

Consultant | Sustainable Business Development | Experienced Leader

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Great visualisation! Really helpful to compare countries 👏

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Ahmad Husni Mohd Sham

Sustainable Energy and Digitalization

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Why was Australia broken down into South and Western? Any significant reason?

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Gabriele Scheler

Computational Neuroscience and Theoretical Biology

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This is electricity consumption. Where is the direct CO2 from burning fossil fuels (gas)? Otherwise the figure makes no sense. It needs to be about total ENERGY consumption, not just electricity.

Christopher Munnings

Technical Director - Network Assets

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Always a bit of an embarrassing graph for Queensland, NSW and Victoria. We really need to up our game on electricity generation.

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