Primary KPI: one of the key indicators tracked first for this country.Total greenhouse-gas emissions, in million tonnes of CO2 equivalent; cutting it is the climate goal.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Total greenhouse gas emissions (CO2, methane, nitrous oxide, fluorinated gases), in million tonnes of CO2 equivalent (AR5 global warming potentials), excluding land use, land-use change and forestry. EDGAR (European Commission, Joint Research Centre) data, published by the World Bank (EN.GHG.ALL.MT.CE.AR5). Emissions are counted where they are produced, not where the goods are consumed.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: World Bank, World Development Indicators· Published Nov 11, 2026
53,206MtCO2e
World total · 2024
ChinaUnited StatesIndiaRussiaIndonesiaBrazilOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: World Bank· Data 2024
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyAll greenhouse gases, excluding land use (LULUCF)Upd. 11/2026
Electricity generated in the year, all sources, in terawatt-hours (Ember yearly electricity data, CC BY 4.0). For the World, the card splits the total between the countries Citoyen covers and the rest of the world.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Electricity generated in the year, all sources, in terawatt-hours (Ember yearly electricity data, CC BY 4.0, compiled from national statistics, the EIA, Eurostat and the IEA). Generation is counted where the power plant is, not where the electricity is consumed.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: Ember, yearly electricity data· Published Nov 3, 2026
31.9KTWh
World total · 2025
ChinaUnited StatesIndiaRussiaJapanBrazilOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: Ember· Data 2025Source type : Research
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyElectricity generated, all sourcesUpd. 11/2026
Electricity generated in the year from renewable sources (hydro, wind, solar, bioenergy, other renewables), in terawatt-hours (Ember, CC BY 4.0). Nuclear is not counted.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Electricity generated in the year from hydro, wind, solar, bioenergy and other renewables, in terawatt-hours (Ember, CC BY 4.0). Nuclear is not counted. Hydro output moves with rainfall from one year to the next.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: Ember, yearly electricity data· Published Nov 3, 2026
10.7KTWh
World total · 2025
ChinaUnited StatesBrazilIndiaCanadaGermanyOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: Ember· Data 2025Source type : Research
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyElectricity from renewables (hydro, wind, solar, bioenergy)Upd. 11/2026
Net maximum electrical capacity of solar PV: build-out pace of the most visible renewable technology.· Every series comes from ONE dataset: the countries Citoyen covers and the world total are read together, from the same source and the same release. « Rest of the world » is the world total minus the 19 countries covered (the European Union is left out, it contains France, Germany and Italy and would be counted twice). The six largest countries on the indicator are drawn on their own, the other covered countries are grouped. A year is drawn only when every country and the world are published: a missing country would otherwise land in « rest of the world » as a fake jump.· Installed solar photovoltaic capacity at the end of the year, in megawatts (Ember yearly electricity data, CC BY 4.0, from IRENA and national sources). Capacity is the maximum output, not the electricity produced.· Licence : Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 · source: Ember, yearly electricity data· Published Nov 3, 2026
1.9MMW
World total · 2024
ChinaUnited StatesIndiaGermanyJapanBrazilOther countries covered by CitoyenRest of the world
Source: Ember· Data 2024Source type : Research
19 countries covered by Citoyen + rest of the world = world total · the EU is not counted separatelyInstalled solar capacity, megawattsUpd. 11/2026
