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Stay up to date on the latest from Climate TRACE as we share news, data, and insights that help the global community make meaningful climate action faster and easier.

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Inside the Post-Pandemic Power Sector’s Emissions Ups and Downs
powerplant emissions
Apr 25, 2024

Inside the Post-Pandemic Power Sector’s Emissions Ups and Downs

WattTime - Coalition member WattTime dug deeper into G20 countries’ power sector emissions trends for electricity generation — all cataloged in the detailed Climate TRACE data — and found three interesting trends 1) countries whose emissions climbed straight through the pandemic and have continued rising, 2) countries whose emissions fell but didn’t rebound, and which have continued falling, and 3) countries whose electricity emissions underwent sharp booms and busts.

Conversations with the Coalition: Ted Nace
Head shot of Global Energy Monitor executive director Ted Nace
Apr 02, 2024

Conversations with the Coalition: Ted Nace

We recently talked with Ted Nace, Executive Director of Global Energy Monitor (GEM), a nonprofit that develops and analyzes data on energy infrastructure, resources, and uses.

As Arctic ice thaws, questions around Arctic shipping heat up
A container ship navigates Arctic waters amidst an expanse of white sea ice.
Feb 26, 2024

As Arctic ice thaws, questions around Arctic shipping heat up

Ocean shipping could climb significantly in the years ahead, with maritime trade expected to triple by 2050. But there are concerns that the changing climate will open up previously unnavigable or unviable trade routes — especially in the Arctic.

AI’s Paradox in the Power Sector—Unleashing Potential but Confronting Uncertainty
Grant Town, a coal refuse plant in West Virginia, deployed Cantilever, Gecko’s end-to-end industrial asset management solution, to pinpoint damaged boiler tubes. Gecko says the robotic inspection-assisted analysis generated 28 million data points in an eig
Feb 20, 2024

AI’s Paradox in the Power Sector—Unleashing Potential but Confronting Uncertainty

POWER - Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming the power sector, offering unprecedented opportunities for efficiency and innovation. But as AI applications proliferate, new challenges are emerging. How will industry navigate the potential and challenges that accompany this digital revolution?

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