Independent Greenhouse gas
Emissions Tracking
Loading data from 2,765,771 emissions sources summarized from 744,678,997 assets.

Open Data

Built by a global not-for-profit coalition of over 100 universities, scientists, and AI experts.

  • Examine 744,678,997 emitting assets individually or aggregated by city, state, country, etc.

  • Group emissions by 10 industrial sectors broken into 67 sub-sectors

  • Follow 10+ years of data (2015-2025) with monthly data available from 2021

  • See the impacts of 3 GHGs and 8 non-GHG air pollutants

36.26B

t CO2e YTD in 2025

That’s 0.39% higher than 2024’s year-to-date total at this time last year.

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Measure Global Emissions

Climate TRACE makes meaningful climate action faster and easier by harnessing technology to track greenhouse gas emissions with unprecedented detail and speed, delivering information that is relevant to all parties working to achieve net-zero global emissions.

Reduce Your Footprint

Climate TRACE goes beyond tracking emissions and shows you how to hit specific emission reduction targets by enacting possible climate actions for every source under your control.

News & Insights

Dec 15, 2025

Partial Substitution of Nitrogen Fertilizer

This Climate TRACE Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight focuses on the partial substitution of nitrogen fertilizer at selected farms in North America.
Dec 15, 2025

Shifting to Solar Electricity Generation

This Climate TRACE Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight focuses on shifting to solar electricity generation, using the Amazon Solar Farm in Rajasthan, India.
Dec 15, 2025

Electric Arc Furnaces for Steel Production

This Climate TRACE Emissions Reduction Solution (ERS) Spotlight focuses on using Electric Arc Furnaces (EAFs) for steel production at the Glenbrook Steel Mill in Auckland, New Zealand.

About the Coalition

We make meaningful climate action faster and easier by mobilizing the global tech community to track greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions with unprecedented detail and speed and provide this data freely to the public.

How it Works

Most human economic activities release greenhouse gases into the Earth's atmosphere. We use satellites, other remote sensing techniques, and artificial intelligence to deliver a detailed look at global emissions that gets even better over time.

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You can get involved with Climate TRACE by contributing data, helping to fund our mission, or joining one of our teams. Contact us to explore the possibilities.