gCO2kWh
gCO2/kWh is a metric used to estimate the greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) of an electricity generation source over a unit of electrical energy produced. The term is derived from grams of carbon dioxide per kilowatt-hour.
This metric is a useful tool for policy makers, investors, and the general public to quickly compare
For example, natural gas power plants usually have a lower gCO2/kWh value compared to coal-fired power plants,
Worldwide, there is a growing trend to use gCO2/kWh and other GHG indicators in transparency initiatives and
While gCO2/kWh has its limitations as a direct measure of climate change effects, it has become an
As for areas of ongoing development and research, maintaining up-to-date information on emitters and plant capacities