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[Action/SCI] Metrics for Emissions factor (I) for Falco #39
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I'd love to help with this one :) |
Hi @nikimanoledaki @raymundovr, It has a prometheus exporter that integrates with the Electricity Maps API free tier. It provides this carbon intensity metric we could use in the dashboard.
We have a little bit of work to do as we need to push the container image and helm chart to a registry. We should be able to add that pretty quickly if we want to use grid-intensity-go for this. WDYT? |
Thank you @rossf7 ! |
@raymundovr My thinking was to use the IEA average carbon intensity figure for France. As I thought this was a common approach. However looking at their site it looks more complex :( They have both paid and free datasets and I can't see a way to access the data. https://www.iea.org/data-and-statistics/data-product/emissions-factors-2022 In grid-intensity-go we embed a dataset from Ember Climate from 2021 as they publish data with a CC-BY-SA 4.0 license. https://ember-climate.org/ we could follow a similar approach. @mrchrisadams it would be great to get your thoughts on this. |
hi @rossf7! For annual data, the easiest option I can think of might be to use the helpfully formatted data we have in CO2.js. I've linked to the json file below, with France specifically: These are updated every month on a cronjob from Ember, to reflect any changes to their methodology, and represent the most up-to-date, easy to use open data that we can find. The changes are also checked by Fershad Irani (@fershad) and myself to catch surprises in the numbers, and query them upstream. You can see the most recent example below: thegreenwebfoundation/co2.js#190 (As an aside, if there is a simple way to trigger an update to grid-intensity-go, when PRs like are merged in, I would be all ears - maybe a build step in the go library when cutting new releases, or something smarter than that) |
Thank you @mrchrisadams using the value you have in CO2.js makes sense to me but I will defer to @nikimanoledaki and @raymundovr as they are driving this one! I'm working on the embodied emissions factor for #40 using Boavizta's dataset. |
Thank you @mrchrisadams and @rossf7 for the great resources, really appreciated! It seems reasonable to me to set this value for France in the board, at least to start with. What do you think @nikimanoledaki ? |
Thank you @raymundovr @rossf7 @mrchrisadams :) |
SCI = (E * I) + M per R
Carbon emission intensity per geographical region.
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