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Electricity, compared across countries.

Live and near-live demand, renewable share and carbon intensity from each country's own official grid operator, side by side. Every dashboard behind this page is independently maintained — this page only compares what each one already publishes.

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Rankings only include entries where this metric is directly supported by the source — delayed, estimated or unavailable readings are shown but excluded from the ranking so the comparison never treats unlike data as equivalent. Regions (e.g. individual US balancing authorities) are never counted as separate countries and are hidden from the map/table by default.

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Where this site has live data

Real country boundaries (Natural Earth, public domain). Only sovereign countries this site directly collects from are coloured by the metric chosen above; every other country is shown in neutral grey for geographic context only. Click or focus a coloured country for details.

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Natural Earth 1:110m Admin 0 countries (public domain). Interconnector routes are schematic, not cable-lay surveys.

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Countries covered by this site (accessible equivalent of the map above), newest reading first within each ranking
Country / region Tier Demand (MW) Reading time Source Dashboard

Method and limits

About this comparison

Every figure on this page is read directly from each country's own already-published detailed dashboard data — nothing is re-fetched or recomputed from an external source by this page itself, so it can never disagree with the detailed dashboard it links to.

Coverage tiers

Capability states

Each metric for each country/region is one of: supported (live, shown normally), partial (incomplete), delayed (real data, but settled/lagged), estimated (derived, not directly measured), unavailable (not published by the source), or source-blocked (access currently blocked). Only "supported" readings count toward a ranking.

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