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Energy Atlas

This project is developed by the UCLA California Center for Sustainable Communities (CCSC) at UCLA, in the Institute of the Environment and Sustainability (IOES).

Click on one of the tiles to see the map visualization—or read more about the project here.

Click on one of the tiles to see the map visualization—or read more about the project here.

Buildings are responsible for 40% of GHG emissions in the United States. The Energy Atlas project provides Californians, and those interested in ongoing energy transitions, with the opportunity to interact with one of the largest sets of disaggregated building energy data available in the nation.

Click on one of the tiles to see the map visualization—or read more about the project here.

Click on one of the tiles to see the map visualization—or read more about the project here.

Buildings are responsible for 40% of GHG emissions in the United States. The Energy Atlas project provides Californians, and those interested in ongoing energy transitions, with the opportunity to interact with one of the largest sets of disaggregated building energy data available in the nation.

Building
Type
Map of energy consumption by building use type.
Building
Type
Map of energy consumption by building use type.
Residential
Income
Map of residential energy consumption by income bracket.
Residential
Income
Map of residential energy consumption by income bracket.
Building
Vintage
Map of energy consumption by building age bracket.
Building
Vintage
Map of energy consumption by building age bracket.
Building
Size
Map of energy consumption by building size for large multi-family and non-residential buildings.
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