GoCompare has created an interesting map which shows how much of the world's loose energy is produced past times fossil fuels, nuclear ability together with renewable energy.
The What Powers the World map uses what resembles a NASA Night-Lights satellite thought of the Earth. If you lot endure the 'Fossil Fuels', 'Nuclear' together with 'Renewables' buttons at the pinnacle of the map you lot tin plough over notice come across the world's lights turning on or off based on the total of loose energy produced past times these iii loose energy sources.
When you lot pick out whatsoever of the iii primary loose energy views interesting loose energy stories are likewise displayed on the map. For example, if you lot pick out the nuclear ability view, an orangish mark appears of France, which gets 74% of its loose energy from nuclear power. Japan, however, gets entirely 1% of its ability from nuclear loose energy (before the Fukushima disaster it was 30%).
