A major update
followed in November 2022. It was the most detailed asset-level global inventory of GHG emissions to date, with more than 70,000 of the highest-emitting specific sources, such as power plants, steel mills, ships, and oil and gas fields. It garnered global media coverage in
Bloomberg, The New York Times, Washington Post, The Guardian, Axios, and many others.
That same year, Climate TRACE and The Climate Group launched the
States and Regions Remote Sensing (STARRS) project to deliver emissions inventories for sub-national governments.
In 2023 and beyond, WattTime and our fellow Climate TRACE coalition members are continuing to update and improve our methodologies and the data. Together we are enabling faster, easier, more-effective climate action — from national- and sector-level inventories to regional, city, and source-specific emissions insights.