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FTG Energy Intelligence
The energy system is always moving.Intelligence reveals where.
See live grid demand, carbon intensity and generation alongside the global patterns shaping access, price and energy transition. Every current reading is timestamped. Every reference value is dated. Nothing is invented to make the dashboard feel alive.
Current signalU.S. + Great Britain grids
Global contextWorld Bank + Ember
Market reference30 featured countries
Visual systemTrue 3D WebGL
Current energy pulse
Four data streams. One global view.
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Global mix · —
Live · United States grid
Source unavailableDemand and generation now
The EIA feed is temporarily unavailable. No zero value is substituted.
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration · Hourly Electric Grid Monitor.
Live · Great Britain grid
Source unavailableCarbon and generation now
The NESO feed is temporarily unavailable. No zero value is substituted.
Source: National Energy System Operator Carbon Intensity API · CC BY 4.0.
Global intelligence · made spatial
Do not just read the data. Move through it.
This is real perspective geometry—not a flat canvas effect. Thirty featured markets occupy a three-dimensional field whose color, elevation and form respond to the selected energy metric.
True 3D · WebGLGlobal fieldThirty featured energy markets positioned on a true three-dimensional world field.
USA · United States$0.184Residential price · USD/kWh
Global market reference layer: pricing Q4 2025; carbon and generation mix 2024. The values are dated reference data from the established NFluxion Energy Dashboard contract—not simulated live readings.
The human-scale system
Energy intelligence begins with what energy makes possible.
Live grid readings describe the present moment. Global indicators reveal the larger system: who has electricity, how much the world uses, and how generation sources are changing.
World Bank · latest available value · —
World Bank · latest available value · —
World Bank · latest available value · —
—global mix
Global generation mix · latest available
One grid planet. Many generation realities.
Source: Ember / Our World in Data · annual global electricity generation mix. Percentages may total 99.9% or 100.1% because source values are rounded.
Global market reference
Compare the energy world country by country.
30 featured marketsResidential price · USD/kWhQ4 2025 / 2024 reference
Egypt
$0.04512% renewable · 88% fossilSaudi Arabia
$0.0524% renewable · 96% fossilRussia
$0.06621% renewable · 59% fossilTurkey
$0.06744% renewable · 56% fossilChina
$0.07631% renewable · 64% fossilIndia
$0.07722% renewable · 75% fossilUnited Arab Emirates
$0.08010% renewable · 90% fossilArgentina
$0.08036% renewable · 57% fossilIndonesia
$0.09115% renewable · 85% fossilMexico
$0.10725% renewable · 73% fossilCanada
$0.12366% renewable · 19% fossilSouth Korea
$0.12610% renewable · 60% fossilNorway
$0.15892% renewable · 8% fossilBrazil
$0.16184% renewable · 14% fossilUnited States
$0.18422% renewable · 59% fossilSouth Africa
$0.1988% renewable · 87% fossilNew Zealand
$0.20782% renewable · 18% fossilKenya
$0.22090% renewable · 10% fossilJapan
$0.22923% renewable · 69% fossilPoland
$0.23324% renewable · 76% fossilSweden
$0.23660% renewable · 11% fossilSpain
$0.25057% renewable · 21% fossilAustralia
$0.25635% renewable · 65% fossilFrance
$0.27726% renewable · 3% fossilNetherlands
$0.28435% renewable · 61% fossilDenmark
$0.36473% renewable · 27% fossilSwitzerland
$0.36662% renewable · 2% fossilUnited Kingdom
$0.40142% renewable · 43% fossilGermany
$0.40457% renewable · 37% fossilItaly
$0.41743% renewable · 57% fossilTransparent by design
Every number has a source and a time.
Current readings and annual reference datasets are intentionally separated. If a live source fails, FTG shows it as unavailable rather than inventing a value.
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