Electricity Data Analysis

40 pages that go beyond the country tables: where growth came from, who has passed peak coal, how fast countries are cleaning up their grids, how much the weather matters, and tools to compare any two measures across every country. Most use Ember annual and monthly statistics; the daily pattern and price pages use grid operator data and keep it separate, each with its own source and date.

Key Facts

  • How the Grid Is Changing: Who added the most electricity, Peak coal and peak emissions, Pace to a clean grid, Decoupling: demand up, CO2 down, Demand growth vs clean supply, Gap to the best grid, Fuel switches, Adoption curves: solar and wind, Energy transition, Bar chart race, Year in review.
  • Comparing Countries: Country explorer, Electricity mix by country, Fuel concentration, Grid twins, Annual vs operator data, US electricity mix by state, US state records, US coal power by state, Records and rankings, Electricity by continent, Electricity trade, Capacity and utilisation.
  • Weather, Seasons and the Clock: Weather exposure, Summer and winter peaks, Seasonal carbon swing, What households pay, Electricity prices by year, When electricity is cheapest, Price gaps between neighbours, Solar and midday prices, Price spikes and volatility, Forecast misses and prices, Residual load, Who leans on imports, Daily load shapes, Wind, solar and prices, Forecast accuracy, Cross border flows, World electricity counters.

How the Grid Is Changing

Comparing Countries

Weather, Seasons and the Clock

Weather exposure Whose hydro, wind and solar output swings most from year to year, and the dry and low wind years. Summer and winter peaks Which countries use the most electricity in summer for cooling and which in winter for heating. Seasonal carbon swing The cleanest and dirtiest month of each country and which grids swing most between them. What households pay Retail electricity prices for households and businesses across Europe, with and without taxes, from Eurostat. Electricity prices by year Annual average day ahead prices for each European zone since 2015, and the zones that peaked in 2022. When electricity is cheapest The cheapest and dearest hour of the day in each European zone, and the daily price spread. Price gaps between neighbours How far apart day ahead prices are between neighbouring European zones. Solar and midday prices Which zones see the biggest midday price dip against the evening peak. Price spikes and volatility How many days each European zone had a price spike over the latest 365 days, and how 2022 compares with later years. Forecast misses and prices Whether days when demand missed its forecast also had unusual day ahead prices, with the sample size and what it cannot show. Residual load Demand minus wind and solar in 37 European zones: how often they cover half or all of demand, and when the rest peaks. Who leans on imports Net imports as a share of demand by European zone, day by day, and how imports rise on low wind and solar days. Daily load shapes The 24 hour demand pattern of each grid, including California's duck curve. Wind, solar and prices How European day ahead prices differ on the windiest and calmest days. Forecast accuracy How closely each operator's day ahead demand forecast matched what happened. Cross border flows Net electricity flows between European bidding zones over the latest 30 days. World electricity counters Generation and power sector CO2 ticking along, estimated from the latest annual rate.
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