OpenEnergy has launched a preview of OpenEnergy Atlas, an interactive globe that maps country-level power structures and large AI data centers. The South Korean energy technology company built the service to cover 200 countries and economies. It currently includes 96 large AI data center facilities as of November 10, 2026.
What the map shows
Users can select a country to view its mix of coal, gas, nuclear, solar, and wind generation. The tool also shows renewable energy shares and power sector carbon intensity. A comparison view lets users place two countries side by side.
Data and company tools
OpenEnergy supports corporate electricity bill analysis and renewable energy procurement decisions. The service draws on annual power statistics from Ember, data center records from Epoch AI, and maps from Natural Earth. It also connects users to the company's corporate energy transition center.
Practical use for businesses
Businesses can enter an annual electricity usage figure to see reference emissions by country. The tool applies each country's carbon intensity to the same electricity volume. Users can move from these results to OpenEnergy resources such as a RE100 cost calculator.
OpenEnergy Atlas is available at biz-energy.org/atlas. The company notes that the reference emissions are comparison figures only. They are not official Scope 2 emissions or grid connection assessments.