What is the electricity mix (today/future), i.e. the share that each generation technology (e.g. coal, wind) has in the total electricity production?
What is the total amount of electricity generated (today/future)?
What is the total amount of emissions generated from electricity production?
What are the emissions per technology (e.g. coal, wind)?
What is the proper geographic reference frame for the assessment (e.g. country, bidding zone, continental grid)?
What is the time frame of interest?
What logic do you apply to allocate total electricity emissions to an individual consumer's emission share?
What is the total electricity consumption / the load profile (high temporal resolution) of the consumer?
Does this model already exist?
Availability / source code visibility?
Is this data currently available?
Across what scale does the data cover?
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