Utility-scale battery storage capacity additions vs Fossil CO2 emissions per capita in United States
Utility-scale battery storage capacity additions (multi-month) and Fossil CO2 emissions per capita (annual) in United States. They are published at different intervals, so each is drawn on its own rather than matched period by period.
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United States. Utility-scale battery storage capacity additions is published as multi-month figures and fossil CO2 emissions per capita as annual ones, so they are drawn on separate charts, clipped to 2022–2023, and no period is matched between them. Read each on its own.
Utility-scale battery storage capacity additions
Unit: GW · 2 observations
Forecast: dashed line, hollow markers, shaded band
Fossil CO2 emissions per capita
Unit: tonnes per capita · 2 observations
Estimates are listed as such in the table below
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No period lines up: utility-scale battery storage capacity additions is multi-month and fossil CO2 emissions per capita is annual. A month and a year are not the same measurement window, so no row pairs them.
Provenance
Where these numbers come from
Utility-scale battery storage capacity additions
Planned net additions of utility-scale battery storage capacity over a specified period.
2 observations charted in United States · source organisations: EIA
Fossil CO2 emissions per capita
Annual fossil carbon dioxide emissions per capita from fossil fuel combustion and industrial processes.
2 observations charted in United States (of 35 annual records) · source organisations: GCP
Data published under CC BY 4.0. Series A as JSON · Series B as JSON
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