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Briefing · energy

Energy: where the data is diverging

104 energy signals are diverging right now; 76 moving against their own trend; 28 sitting far from the global norm — led by Panama.

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In short

Panama — Electricity use is moving sharply against its own recent trend (2,242).
Ethiopia — Electricity use is moving sharply against its own recent trend (157).
Paraguay — Electricity use is moving sharply against its own recent trend (2,849).
Iceland — Electricity use is well above the global norm (47,510).

Supporting signals

The data behind this note

Ranked across countries with ≥1 M people or ≥$10 bn GDP so micro-territories don't crowd the board.

1Panama — Electricity use is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumElectricity use2,242−27.25%
2Ethiopia — Electricity use is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumElectricity use157+39.54%
3Paraguay — Electricity use is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumElectricity use2,849+19.27%
4Iceland — Electricity use is well above the global normpeerElectricity use47,510+7.54σ
5Malawi — Renewables is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumRenewables62.9%−11.53%
6Niger — Energy imports is moving sharply against its own recent trendmomentumEnergy imports-26.9%−561.34%
7Iceland — Energy use is well above the global normpeerEnergy use16,248+5.45σ
8Norway — Energy imports is well below the global normpeerEnergy imports-729.0%−5.16σ

Generated from current observations and the signal engine. Describes movement in the data — not a forecast or investment advice.