Monthly Archives: May 2026

Stage II of More Complex Global Electrification

(Source: TRG Data Centers) As shown in a previous blog (April 8, 2026), global electrification is almost complete. The only regions serious lagging are the rural areas of Africa, as detailed in that blog. The next phase is only starting … Continue reading

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Ranking of Polluters: Implications for Reparations?

Figure 1 – List of the world’s top 20 polluters (Source:  Visual Capitalist) A recent entry by Visual Capitalist (VC) enabled me to try to expand my quantification of the energy transition and correlate it with the usual questions of … Continue reading

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Attempts to Quantify the Global Energy Transition!

Energy is known as the physical quantity with the largest number of equivalent units. The main reason is historical. Table 2, from last week’s blog, included two issues that I promised to address, so I have carried the data over … Continue reading

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