Electricity Maps

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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.

An Electricity Maps chart of the Electricity Mix in Hungary from 2023-present. Nuclear, solar, and coal are the largest power sources.
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.
A screenshot from Electricity Maps showing the live 15-minute granularity view of the East Denmark grid region, including carbon intensity, energy source mix, and other signals.
A table from the Electricity Maps 2025 grid review for Denmark listing how each energy source contributed to production and consumption in 2024 and 2025. Wind is still the largest energy source for Denmark, at 58.7% of production for 2025, a slight decrease from 2024. Solar production was up 2.6 percentage points in 2025, and coal was down 2 percentage points.
A chart from the Electricity Maps 2025 grid review for Denmark showing the domestic energy production mix and the flow-traced consumption mix that accounts for imports and exports. Imported hydro and nuclear helped reduce overall carbon intensity, and exported wind likely avoided some curtailment.
A chart from the Electricity Maps year in review for Germany 2025, showing the Net Load pattern over a 24 hour period. Solar and wind capacity peak in the middle of the day when load is at its lowest; less solar and wind are available during morning and evening peak load periods.
A screenshot with several charts from the Electricity Maps year in review for Germany 2025, including Production Mix showing domestic and imported energy sources, demonstrating the impact of nuclear imports. The largest domestic and imported increases in power mix were from solar energy.
Charts from the Electricity Maps year in review for Germany 2025, showing heatmaps of price on an annual, monthly, daily, and hourly basis.
Carbon Intensity Heatmap from Electricity Maps 2025 year in review for Germany, including yearly, monthly, daily, and hourly charts. May and June were the cleanest months of the year. The daily and hourly charts show some green peaks in autumn months, likely due to increased wind energy.
A graph of the Electricity Maps day-ahead energy price forecast, getting smoother in recent days, reflecting the new 15-minute granularity.
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.
This is a picture of a cake that has a relatively current image of the world map of the electrical grid available at electricitymaps.com, with colors indicating the carbon emissions of each grid region. There are 9 candles on the cake, and the words "9 years of Electricity Maps"