Technical

Since the launch of Teal, our free to use, global, historical, climate data tool, we have been able to successfully fix bugs using common and flexible angular elements and we’re sharing our [...]

Here at WEMC we are excited to announce that historical data at country level in Teal, has been extended back to 1950 (an additional 29 years across all climate variables!). Why is historical [...]

WEMC have just completed a short innovation project with the University of East Anglia (UEA). Experts from the UEA Computer Science department carried out a feasibility study of some exciting new [...]

The latest version 1.7 of the Teal tool is now online and free to explore! Teal is a free visual tool that enables you to explore climate variables and carbon emissions for the past 40+ years, [...]

A leading team of climate and energy data specialists, graphic designers and software developers led by World Energy & Meteorology Council are proud to introduce Teal. This Tech bog will [...]

William Boyer is a software engineer at WEMC. William works on creating the tools we produce at WEMC, helping bridge the gap between the energy industry and the wider climate science community. [...]

During our continued work on the C3S Energy project (a component of Copernicus Climate Change), we’ve been using Eurostat NUTS areas (nomenclature of territorial units for statistics) to [...]

The first C3S Energy webinar recording is ready to view!

The fifth C3S Energy webinar is online now! In this edition, Caroline Acton and Joana Mendes from the Met Office assess the potential benefits of C3S climate and seasonal information through case [...]

The forth C3S Energy webinar is online now. This time covering climate projections with experts Flavio Pons and Robert Vautard.