GEO is a set of free interactive databases and tools
built collaboratively by people like you
GOAL: to promote an understanding, on a global
scale, of the dynamics of change in energy systems, quantify
emissions and their impacts, and accelerate the transition to
carbon-neutral, environmentally benign energy systems while
providing affordable energy to all.
By providing easy to use and visualize data, models and analysis
tools we aim to engage the public and the experts.
Data in GEO can be edited from anywhere in the world.
Selecting an individual power plant, or fuel and resource, or energy transmission infrastructure to view/edit or add to
Mapping Data using Google Tools
Downloading Data
Analyzing Data
The following actions are through interactive web forms
View Data
Edit Data (requires login)
Add New Data (requires login)
Links, Features, and Help Files
All edited data awaiting moderation can be viewed under link "All Edits Awaiting Moderation" (Left toolbar)
History of edits of an individual unit can be viewed under link "History of Edits for this System". (Activated in left toolbar when page for that unit is loaded)
A hyperlinked list of all individual pages, organized by type, has been cached for faster access. Highlight a link under "Current Categories" and then select type from the expanded menu (Left Toolbar)
Data for individual units (factsheets) are organized in modules. Their structure is defined in link Overview of Structure (Right Toolbar)
Help Files on how to use, edit and add data for the three categories are linked under "Help Files" (Right Toolbar)
Glossary Files that define each data field in the factsheets are linked under "Glossary Files" (Right Toolbar)