The @IEA produces detailed, global energy and climate data.
But its funders – the energy ministries – force it behind paywalls.
Now @chrismatisch built a site in which you can write to your minister to ask them to make this data public.
It takes 1 minute.
But its funders – the energy ministries – force it behind paywalls.
Now @chrismatisch built a site in which you can write to your minister to ask them to make this data public.
It takes 1 minute.
https://twitter.com/MaxCRoser/status/1460397858209816590
This is the email template.
For some countries the email template is in the country's language and addressed to the minister (as in my screenshot for the US minister).
For other countries I'm sure @chrismatisch would appreciate a translation if you speak the country's language.
For some countries the email template is in the country's language and addressed to the minister (as in my screenshot for the US minister).
For other countries I'm sure @chrismatisch would appreciate a translation if you speak the country's language.
Here is the website: free-iea-data.com
If you want more context on why this is an important goal –– and very much an achievable goal.
The email links to the explanation that I wrote with Hannah Ritchie: ourworldindata.org/iea-open-data
And to the article in @Nature that Hannah wrote: nature.com/articles/d4158…
The email links to the explanation that I wrote with Hannah Ritchie: ourworldindata.org/iea-open-data
And to the article in @Nature that Hannah wrote: nature.com/articles/d4158…
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