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How has Europe Reduced Its Natural Gas Consumption?

 

Since the war started in Ukraine, there have been reductions in Russian gas supplies and to address this issue, the countries of European Union had set a goal of reducing their natural gas consumption by 15 percent between August 2022 and March 2023 compared to the average of the past five years. In December, Eurostat announced that the EU is on track with that goal, with gas consumption in the EU-27 falling by about 20 percent over the August-November period (compared to the 2017-2021 average).

 

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How long can countries depend on their energy storages?

For years, hydropower, coal and gas have been the primary sources of producing energy worldwide. Countries have now started to adopt the newer methods using intermittent sources of power like solar and wind. Due to these sources, the need of energy storage has increased especially because now grid-scale power dams, coal, natural gas and nuclear is not the source. These sources are quite useful but there are challenges like during the night and when weather is cloudy or there is no wind blowing. Due to these challenges energy stored in the energy storages will have to be utilized in order to run communities, businesses and hospitals.

How long can countries depend on their energy storages? #Infographic

Top Energy Star Cities in the United States

Do you live in a city that values the importance of lessening their carbon footprint? Some of the most energy efficient cities contain the most Energy Star certified buildings. These buildings have lower utility bills which leads to a large profit margin. These buildings are certified every year and use about 35% less energy than other buildings around the same size around the US.

Top Energy Star Cities in the United States #Infographic

The Increase in Solar Panel Efficiency Over Time

This infographic shows the increase in solar panel efficiency over time and it is fascinating to see how far we have come in this world in creating solar power. Green energy and renewable energy is great for the environment, and there are hundreds of thousands of uses for solar power across the globe. More and more households are adding solar panels to their rooftops as energy prices soar.

The Increase in Solar Panel Efficiency Over Time #Infographic

The Ultimate Chart of 100 Lighthouses of the United States

Lighthouses have been beacons of maritime navigation for centuries. They serve a very important part in making sure boats and other marine vessels stay safe and navigate where they need to go. There are many historic lighthouses around the United States that have provided guidance for boats throughout the years.

The Ultimate Chart of 100 Lighthouses of the United States #Infographic

The Largest Power Plants in the World (Of All Types)

There are many ways to generate power and some are better for the environment than others. Wind, water and solar energy don't create harmful emissions like coal or nuclear power plants. In the US, the Biden administration wants a completely carbon pollution-free power sector by 2035 and they want to extend that to zero emissions economy-wide by 2050.

The Largest Power Plants in the World (Of All Types) #Infographic

Countries That Rely the Most on Coal For Energy Production Per Capita

Coal has been widely used for energy since the 1880's. Coal is also the worst fossil fuel in terms of air pollution. The air in China and India is some of the most polluted air in the world. Over four thousand people die per day from complications due to the air pollution in China.

Countries That Rely the Most on Coal For Energy Production Per Capita #Infographic

Types of Energy Ranked by Cost Per Megawatt Hour

Renewable energy is the future of the energy industry, and the U.S. Energy Information Administration has projected that by 2050, 45% of global energy generation will be through the use of renewables. There are a variety of different renewable energy sources to use, each with their own pros and cons. One con of some of these systems is the high price tag, but other options are much more affordable.

Types of Energy Ranked by Cost Per Megawatt Hour #Infographic

The 20 Largest Solar Power Plants in the World by Capacity

Solar power is converted energy from the sun that is then used for thermal heating purposes or electricity to power homes or commercial businesses. It is the cleanest and most widely available green energy resource. Solar power can be generated without the use of energy monopolies, without worrying about rising energy prices or fear of price fluctuations due to international political relations. It will also never run out (in our lifetime anyway). Solar power is a sustainable, reliable and affordable green energy. 

The 20 Largest Solar Power Plants in the World by Capacity #Infographic

The Top 30 Universities That Use the Most Green Energy as a Percentage of Their Total Power Use

For many high school graduates in today's world, finding an eco-friendly college campus has become a much bigger priority than it ever was in the past. The team at SolarPower.guide recently shared this infographic which ranks the 30 universities from around the United States that use the most green energy as a percentage of their total power use. 

The Top 30 Universities That Use the Most Green Energy as a Percentage of Their Total Power Use #Infographic

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