WELCOME TO VAGABOND GEOLOGY WHERE GEOLOGY ROCKS!
U.S. Electricity (2020): Sources of generation & Uses
Summary:
- 60.4% of all electricity generated is lost (in generation, in transmission, etc.) before it gets to an end user
- Natural Gas is the source for generation of 34% of all electricity made in the U.S.
- Coal & Nuclear is the source for generation of 23%, each, of all electricity made in the U.S.
- Renewables are the source for generation of 20% of all electricity made in the U.S.
- Source of info is the EIA chart below:
- 60.4% of all electricity generated is lost (in generation, in transmission, etc.) before it gets to an end user
- Natural Gas is the source for generation of 34% of all electricity made in the U.S.
- Coal & Nuclear is the source for generation of 23%, each, of all electricity made in the U.S.
- Renewables are the source for generation of 20% of all electricity made in the U.S.
- Source of info is the EIA chart below:
My analysis is below:
| electricity_sources___uses.xlsx | |
| File Size: | 158 kb |
| File Type: | xlsx |