Global Integrated Power Tracker

The Global Integrated Power Tracker (GIPT) is a multi-sector dataset of power stations and facilities worldwide. The tracker provides unit-level information on thermal power (coal, oil, gas, nuclear, geothermal, bioenergy) and renewables (solar, wind, hydro). The tracker includes data on unit capacity, status, ownership, fuel type, start year, retirement date, geolocation, and more. Each power facility is linked to a profile page, hosted on GEM.wiki, that provides further information.

Global Energy Monitor’s eight power sector trackers provide the source of underlying data: the Global Coal Plant Tracker, Global Oil and Gas Plant Tracker, Global Solar Power Tracker, Global Wind Power Tracker, Global Hydropower Tracker, Global Geothermal Power Tracker, Global Bioenergy Power Tracker, Global Nuclear Power Tracker. 

The GIPT dataset is continuously updated after each new release of these underlying trackers and maintains the capacity thresholds and methodologies of those projects (see methodology).

The most recent release of this integrated data was September 2025.

To learn about the various components of each GEM tracker, read About GEM’s Trackers. To receive notifications from this project, please sign up for our mailing list. If you have questions about this project, please contact Research Analyst, James Norman.

200

countries included

20,427

GW capacity covered

144,694

power facilities tracked

Summary Tables

• Power Capacity by Technology and Status, Grouped by Region
• Power Capacity by Technology and Status, in BRICS Group Countries
• Power Capacity by Region and Technology, Grouped by Status (MW)
• Power Capacity by Country/Area and Technology, Grouped by Status (MW)
• Power Capacity by Region and Status, Grouped by Technology (MW)
• Power Capacity by Country/Area and Status, Grouped by Technology (MW)

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