Bloomberg.com also has an interactive version of the same graphic, with links to additional information, created by John Tozzi and David Yanofsky --most interesting: U.S. Energy: Where It’s From, Where It Goes, and What’s Wasted
Friday, August 19, 2011
U.S. Energy Sources and Uses
Here is a very interesting chart from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, that gives a great panoramic view of how energy flows in the U.S (click on it to expand). Note that a quad means 1 quadrillion Btu -- that's 1 with 15 zeros.
Bloomberg.com also has an interactive version of the same graphic, with links to additional information, created by John Tozzi and David Yanofsky --most interesting: U.S. Energy: Where It’s From, Where It Goes, and What’s Wasted
Bloomberg.com also has an interactive version of the same graphic, with links to additional information, created by John Tozzi and David Yanofsky --most interesting: U.S. Energy: Where It’s From, Where It Goes, and What’s Wasted
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I'm glad you like the Liquidity Lifeline's data explorer.
I wanted to let you know that I have also made an interactive graphic out of this LLNL data. You can use it here http://www.bloomberg.com/data-visualization/americas-energy-where-it-comes-from-where-it-goes/
David, thanks so much for commenting. I'm going to update this post to include a link to your interactive graphic. Nice work!
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