Utilisation des données du Data Portal créé par The Shift Project, think-tank de la transition carbone, pour introduire les transitions énergétiques au Royaume-Uni et en Suède, dans le cadre des Ateliers du Shift du 9 juin 2015.
Gas and oil main resources being used in primary consumption, with coal at 16% in 2013
Renewables represent very small portion / nuclear: 8%
Overall consumption has gone down over the past 10 years
Nuclear is main source of energy with 41% in 2013
Followed by oil at 38% > reduced in the 80’s, has been going down slowly but steadily
No more coal since 1995
Renewables and hydro represent 16% in 2013
Nuclear is main source of energy with 42% > that percentage has gone up considerably since the early 80’s
Oil is the 2nd source at 36%
No more coal since 2005
Renewables and hydro are minor, less than 5%
Measured in million tons oil equivalent (Mtoe) per million people
Primary energy consumption > represents the sum of all the types of energy sourced to be consumed across each country
Sweden at 0.4 higher than France, with UK at 0.3 Million tons oil equivalent
In metric ton CO2 per million people
With Sweden and France neck to neck at about 1.4 metric ton CO2 per million people
And the UK considerably higher at 2 metric ton CO2 per million people (when previous graph shows it has the lowest consumption per capita)
In metric ton CO2 equivalent in 2010
We can see how emissions are broken down by sectors
Germany at the very top with 18%, followed by the UK at 12%. France is 4th with 9% Sweden is 17th with 1,2%