Climate TRACE

Learn more about the latest global #emissions data from Climate TRACE: climatetrace.org/news/climate-t…

SELECTED SECTOR CHANGES - FEBRUARY 2026 VS. FEBRUARY 2025 📉Buildings emissions decreased 5.8% 📉Power emissions decreased 1.5% 📈Transportation emissions increased 1.7%

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for February 2026, showing a monthly global total of 4.9 Bt CO2e, a 0.7% decrease vs. February 2025.

Did you catch our April newsletter? We shared Jan 2026 emissions data, an interview with St. Louis University on cattle #emissions, how to reduce emissions from shipping, and more. Here's the full issue: mailchi.mp/climatetrace.o… Sign up here: climatetrace.org/subscribe

At Port Lockroy — located on an Antarctic island with more penguins than people — emissions sources are slim but not invisible. Climate TRACE data show how shipping emissions tied to the historic British outpost correlate with seasonal tourism trends: climatetrace.org/news/postcards…

Who actually controls the world’s emitting infrastructure? Complicated ownership chains often obscure responsibility for emissions. Climate TRACE + @GlobalEnergyMon are breaking these barriers by linking emitting assets to their owners. climatetrace.org/news/understan…

Climate TRACE is happy to welcome our newest contributor, @Crosswalk_Labs, as we work together to improve our emissions data. Crosswalk will contribute detailed U.S. data from all carbon-emitting sectors, including transportation, buildings, power generation, and more.

Deploying more solar power on the world’s dirtiest grids could reduce global emissions by up to 9.2 BtCO2e annually. This case study shows how one 210 MW solar farm in Rajasthan, India is reducing annual emissions by 280,000 tCO2e. climatetrace.org/news/shifting-…

Climate TRACE & @EarthGenome are nominated for @TheWebbyAwards for ‘Best Data Visualisation’ for our air pollution plumes tool, which shows how PM2.5 pollution impacts billions of people. Check out the tool and submit your votes by April 16: vote.webbyawards.com/PublicVoting#/…

Finland reduced power sector emissions nearly 80% over the last decade. Meanwhile electricity generation and GDP have risen and the country continues to top the charts for happiest place on earth. Read our blog to learn more: climatetrace.org/news/finnish-d…

Learn more about the latest global emissions data from Climate TRACE: climatetrace.org/news/climate-t…

SELECTED SECTOR CHANGES - JANUARY 2026 VS. JANUARY 2025 📈Building emissions increased 3.6% 📈Transportation emissions increased 2.8% 📉Fossil fuel operations emissions decreased 2.4% 📉Power sector emissions decreased 0.4%

New monthly emissions data from Climate TRACE are out for January 2026, showing a monthly total of 5.3 Bt CO2e, a 0.3% increase vs. January 2025.

We sat down with Vasit Sagan, PhD and Derek S. Tesser, PhD from the Remote Sensing Lab at @SLU_official to discuss how their research is powering Climate TRACE’s cattle emissions inventory. climatetrace.org/news/saint-lou…

Building sector emissions in Copenhagen dropped more than 60% in 4 years thanks to large-scale electrification, renewable district heating, and efficiency upgrades. This strategy could result in annual global emissions reductions of 1.6 BtCO2e. Learn more: climatetrace.org/news/electrifi…

Corporate disclosures are full of information gaps, but independent data sources are completing the picture on emissions and climate risk. Forward Analytics is using Climate TRACE data to provide empirical, asset-level truth. Read more from Bloomberg: bloomberg.com/opinion/articl…

These 10 countries had the highest absolute greenhouse gas emissions totals in 2025. Learn more: climatetrace.org/news/climate-t…