Our data portal produce global data, trends and analysis across energy, climate and sustainability.
Last updated: 28 September 2026
The Global Energy, Climate and Sustainability Dashboard brings together selected data, indicators and analysis covering the systems and markets shaping our environment, economy and society.
The dashboard is being developed as a wider data platform, with specialist dashboards providing more detailed coverage of individual areas. As new datasets are developed, data will gradually move from this main page into dedicated sections with their own historical records, analysis, methodology and downloadable datasets.
These datasets are also increasingly integrated into our weekly live blog set-up.
Latest global data
As the home of our data portal, the dashboard provides selected snapshots of important developments across energy, climate and sustainability. These indicators are intended to provide a quick overview, with more detailed data available through the specialist dashboards.
Politics and elections
Our political section bring you data climate, energy and sustainability related datasets.
The first datasets tracks the Brazilian 2026 elections, followed by the US midterms.
Energy
The global energy dashboard brings together regularly updated data covering energy supply, capacity, deployment and markets, including fossil fuels, renewable energy and electricity.
The Global Energy Dashboard currently includes data on:
Energy markets
- Crude oil benchmarks
- Natural gas benchmarks
Capacity and deployment
- Global crude oil supply
- Globally installed solar capacity
- Globally installed wind power capacity
→ Explore the global energy dashboard
The Energy Dashboard is the main home for our detailed global energy datasets. Data previously presented on this page is being moved there as individual datasets are developed.
Climate
The climate monitoring dashboard monitors the changing climate system and the physical conditions and hazards associated with a warming world.
Climate indicators are currently being developed as part of the wider dashboard, with current data including selected wildfire data, selected climate monitoring indicators, with more detailed datasets being progressively moved into dedicated pages and dashboards.
Wildfire data
- Global Wildfire Monitor
- Regional wildfire monitors
Greenhouse gasses
- Atmospheric CO2 levels
→ Explore the climate monitoring dashboard
Publications
Brand new to our data portal. On the Publications section we will extract data from selected publications and reports.
The first datasets up relates to the UK government report, National Security Assessment on Global Ecosystems.
Global biodiversity and ecosystem security
Selected indicators from the UK government’s National Security Assessment on Global Ecosystems:
| Indicator | Assessment figure |
|---|---|
| Critical ecosystems identified | 6 |
| Average decline in monitored wildlife population size, 1970–2020 | 73% |
| UK ecosystem services value, 2022 | £87bn |
| UK food supplied by imports | 40% |
| Global biodiversity finance gap | $700bn |
| Earths required at current consumption levels | 1.6 |
Coming soon:
Sustainability indexes
Global sustainability ranking for countries – coming 30th of November
Global sustainability ranking for companies – coming 7th of December
Climate indicators
Global CO2 emissions – coming 9th of November – to coincide with the start of COP31.
Below data currently being developed
Some datasets remain on this page while dedicated homes are being developed. These datasets will be retained and progressively reorganised rather than removed.
Fossil fuel financing
Data tracking financing and investment associated with fossil fuel activities.
🛢 Who funds fossil fuels
Last updated: 09 June 2026 – Updated annually
Largest global banks who funds fossil fuels
2025
JP Morgan Chase – $58.18 billion
Mitsubishi UFJ Financial – $47.00 billion
Citigroup – $45.25 billion
Bank of America – $47.31 billion
Mizuho Financial – $46.51 billion
Wells Fargo – $42.47 billion
Royal Bank of Canada – $36.65 billion
SMBC Group – $31.04 billion
Barclays – $34.10 billion
Scotiabank – $27.52 billion
Source: Banking on Climate Chaos
Global data and analysis
The dashboard is intended to provide both a gateway to detailed datasets and a source of selected analytical snapshots.
The individual dashboards and datasets provide the underlying data used in A greener life, a greener world’s reporting and analysis. They include historical data, charts, methodology, sources and downloadable datasets where available.
Our editorial coverage provides further context and analysis around the developments shown in the data.
Dashboard development
The Global Energy, Climate & Sustainability Dashboard is being developed progressively.
Rather than attempting to build a single database covering every indicator at once, individual areas are being developed into specialist dashboards as reliable datasets and historical records become available.
This approach allows each dataset to have a clearly defined source, methodology, update frequency and historical record.
As the platform develops, data will increasingly be organised through dedicated dashboards and dataset pages, while this main page will focus on providing an overview of the wider data landscape and selected global indicators.
Data sources and methodology
The datasets presented through the global energy, climate and sustainability dashboard are compiled from recognised international, national and specialist data providers.
Each individual dashboard or dataset identifies its principal sources, methodology, update frequency and relevant limitations.
Historical figures may be revised when the original data providers update their datasets.
The dashboard is not intended to provide real-time data. Instead, it offers regularly updated snapshots of data relevant to global energy, climate and sustainability.
This page tracks key indicators across global energy markets — including oil, gas, coal, electricity and carbon pricing — alongside selected renewable energy and climate metrics.
Over time, this dashboard will expand to include climate and environmental indicators, as well as selected country-level metrics.
Rather than providing real-time data, this dashboard offers a regularly updated snapshot of data critical to climate, sustainability and the energy transition.