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Annual Change in Primary Energy Consumption

Data, Graphs, and Maps

Grades9, 10, 11, 12Science, Geography

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What it is

  • This interactive data resource shows the change in energy consumption from one year to the next.
  • Students can view a country's change in consumption, shown as a percentage, as a chart, table, or map.

Teaching tips

Positives
  • The different options for viewing the data will help students fully understand it.
Prerequisites
  • Students should understand percentages.
  • Students may also need a tutorial to use the resource and manipulate the visualization.
Differentiation & Implementation
  • Students can use this resource to see how energy consumption changed during the COVID-19 pandemic and economic shutdown.
  • Students can play the time-lapse on the map to see how energy consumption has changed at a glance.
  • Students in advanced language arts classes can read the linked reports that were used to make this resource.

From the scientist review

Datasets for country's primary energy source are accurate. Where data is missing, shift energy figures have been supplemented. The annual change or variability in primary energy consumption for countries under study is examined in this resource, and it is recommended for teaching.
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