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The world’s most comprehensive electricity data platform, driving decarbonization. Electricity Maps provides global access to electricity mix, prices and carbon intensity. Available in real-time, historically and forecasted.

We're playing a game of Guess The Grid around the Electricity Maps office this week! Which European nation's grid is represented in this Electricity Mix chart from 23 April 2026? No peeking at the app, map, or MCP allowed, of course... at least not until after you reply with your guess.

An Electricity Mix chart from Electricity Maps about an unidentified European nation's grid on a single day in April 2026. 

Nuclear provides between 40-60%, with solar, wind, water, and gas also contributing. Solar peaks at around 40% int he middle of the day, but there's no sign of batteries in this chart to carry its impact deeper into the evening.

Now in closed beta: Grid Analyst is an AI analyst with direct access to the Electricity Maps database: fundamentals, prices, cross-border flows, forecasts, weather data, TSO data. Purpose-built for power market workflows, with the domain depth to support quant-grade analysis.

📣 We're excited to announce that our historical and real-time grid data is now available in 5- and 15-minute intervals. ⏰ The more granular the data, the deeper the insights, driving decarbonization. ⚡️ Empower your teams and customers with up-to-the-minute data today: www.electricitymaps.com

An Electricity Maps chart of the 5-minute granular electricity mix in CAISO, including 24 hours of data on which energy sources are being used during any given period. The chart includes nuclear, geothermal, biomass, solar, wind, hydro, battery storage, and gas.A screenshot of the Electricity Maps desktop view including the west coast of the United States, with charts visibly showing the 5-minute carbon intensity and 5-minute electricity mix for CAISO over a 24-hour period.

At Electricity Maps, we support the proposed changes to the GHG Protocol Scope 2 Guidelines. Read this post from members of the Scope 2 Technical Working Group for an overview and examples where the current accounting guidelines don't deliver on their goals: energytag.org/scope-2-for-...

Scope 2 for the Age of Deep Decarbonization • EnergyTag

In a recent blog post, the GHGP summarized the current proposal for updated inventory rules and potential consequential emissions reporting. Each author of this essay is honored to serve on the divers...

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🌎 We’re moving fast toward global coverage: Electricity Maps has recently added over 110 new countries to the platform. With greater coverage, we are equipping key drivers of change to reduce emissions and advance sustainability efforts — no matter where they operate. Learn more 👉 bit.ly/3CgKtIr

Global coverage | Electricity Maps

Electricity Maps offers real-time carbon data for 110+ additional countries, empowering customers to report, analyze, and reduce electricity emissions globally.

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Our 72-hour grid forecasts are here!⚡️ Further optimize electricity usage with extended carbon intensity, renewable share, and power mix forecasts across 100+ zones — for greater emissions reduction and cost savings. Learn how you can benefit from 72-hour forecasts: bit.ly/4gSYcUP

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Check out our 72h view 🗺️! Perfect for tracking Europe's wind recovery. While a dunkelflaute is rare, the data shows how quickly renewables bounce back. Here's how the German grid transformed: Wind: 66.82% of demand Carbon: 592→227 g/kWh Price: €936→€13.96/MWh Exports: 11.36GW Hydro Storage: 2.78GW

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