Powering the World: A Data-Driven Analysis of Energy Production and Consumption Trends

"Powering the World: A Data-Driven Analysis of Energy Production and Consumption Trends" is a comprehensive report that explores the global energy landscape over the past five and a half decades. The report provides a detailed analysis of energy production and consumption trends, highlighting the major shifts and emerging patterns in the sector.

The report is divided into three main sections:

Overview: This section provides bird's eye view of the world's energy trends ove the past 56 years.

A Breakdown by Country: This section delves into the energy production and consumption patterns of particular countries, examining the mix of energy sources used in different regions. The analysis covers both developed and developing countries and highlights the differences and similarities in energy consumption and production across different regions.

Resource-specific Section: This section focuses on the major sources of energy, including fossil fuels (coal, oil, and gas), nuclear energy, and renewable sources. It provides an in-depth analysis of the trends in production and consumption of each energy source and the major players in each sector.

Contents

Global Energy Production & Consumption Overview

Energy Landscape: A Breakdown by Country

Resource-specific Energy Analysis

• Oil
• Coal
• Gas
• Nuclear Energy
• Hydro Energy
• Renewable sources

Data & Development

The primary data source used for "Powering the World..." is the BP Statistical Review of World Energy, which is a widely recognized and respected source of energy data. The report draws upon the most recent data available, which is updated annually.

In addition, the report's design was created using Figma.