That's one extra way how cheaper renewables help the planet.
It is straight up cheaper to just build clean to begin with.
That's one extra way how cheaper renewables help the planet.
It is straight up cheaper to just build clean to begin with.
it's gonna be awesome to see countries skip this, and other countries ditch their outdated infrastructure and reboot on renewables - like Cuba is doing (not really a humane transition, being pushed by shitty US policy)
I like the graph but hate the colors. Too low contrast where correlating the lines to the actual country/category represented takes a lot more examination.
Needs to be a Hans Rosling style animated scatter plot of all the countries!
Sorry, how am I supposed to read the axes labels? Bio/other is the top flat one? Or the one on the opposite end of the triangle?
At each tip of the triangle you see a label, it means there is 100% of that component.
Now that you've mentioned it, it could certainly have used better labeling/colouring to make it easier to understand, as shown in the example below:

I can't decide if I love or hate this graph
I'm just trying to find sandy loam.
Ain't we all
If biofuels was on the bottom, I feel like it would be more intuitive.
It seems obvious to me. Why would you want to tie your economy to such a volatile dependency?
Not just economy. Electricity is essential for food production, water motors, etc.
There are a lot of theories of "DeVELoPMeNt!"
I love this graph though
Countless hours into X-Wing vs TIE Fighter have taught me instant understanding of this graph.
Everything about energy production and storage.
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