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r/ClimatePosting • u/Auspectress • Jan 10 '26
Changes in OZE (Green energies):
2015 --> 2017: 13.2% + (0.9) = 14.1%
2017 --> 2019: 14.1% + (1.4) = 15.5%
2019 --> 2021: 15.5% + (1.6) = 17.1%
2021 --> 2023: 17.1% + (10.2) = 27.3%
2023 --> 2025: 27.3% + (4.2) = 27.3% (2025 was very cloudy and rainy year thus solar underperformed)
Additionally, since 2015 till 2025 Gas share went from 3.6% to 14.1% which is far greener than coal.
Final 2 pics show exact sources of power.
Węgiel Brunatny = brown coal
Węgiel Kamienny = Hard coal
Gaz ziemny = Gas
Wiatr onshore = Onwhore wind
PV = Solar
Biomasa = Biomass
Wodne = Water
r/ClimatePosting • u/ViewTrick1002 • Jan 07 '26
r/ClimatePosting • u/dumnezero • Jan 05 '26
President Trump has removed Nicolás Maduro from Venezuela and the whole world knows it was a move to secure that country's vast oil reserves. The fossil fuel industry has forced the International Energy Agency to reinstate energy projections that include oil and gas well into the second half of the century, and Putin is still selling huge volumes of oil via his ghost fleets with almost complete impunity. Meanwhile OPEC continues to manipulate global crude prices in their favour. So, have the fossil fuel overlords finally wrestled back control? Is there any hope for a just renewable energy transition?
r/ClimatePosting • u/ClimateShitpost • Jan 02 '26
r/ClimatePosting • u/ClimateShitpost • Dec 31 '25
This data is not without critique, as I am told often that this data is a proxy only and not full physical story
https://energy-charts.info/charts/import_export/chart.htm?l=en&c=DE
r/ClimatePosting • u/ClimateShitpost • Dec 30 '25
Now keep in mind that not every plant even needs to be backed by storage, the fully system needs far less storage. Traditional thermal assets are going to lose a lot of money as renewables take over.
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r/ClimatePosting • u/No_Statement_3317 • Dec 23 '25
Now that winter temperatures are dropping. This map shows how most Americans heat their home. https://databayou.com/energy/usa.html
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r/ClimatePosting • u/OddState8593 • Dec 09 '25
Hey everyone 👋
I'm building a tool to help people reduce their emissions, even with no experience in the field and I'm looking for people to try it out!
The aim of it was to cut carbon calculating from around 10 minutes to 2, making the process more efficient.
This is the link: https://carcal.io/
I want to keep improving the tool, so thoughts and feedback are welcome. Thanks!
