This chart looks different from last week's version. What changed?
do you know whether 2009 was restated?
Is the other chart built from the same extract? (edited to fix a unit)
For background: Japan changed reporting in 2010, which is why Q2 reads odd.
Is energy use as a share of total here?
Colour order does not match the legend order.
That's fair.
Absolutely.
For background: Iberia changed reporting in 2023, which is why H1 looks odd.
Nice work on the breakdown.
The 2023 break is a definition change — it shows up in every series from that source.
+1, and the Nordics looks the same way.
Makes sense, thanks.
Worth noting MEA and Norway are not measured the same way over the 2010s.
Can you split H1 out?
Nice work on the breakdown.
Good catch.
I was thinking the same. (edited to fix a unit)
For background: MEA changed reporting in 2020, which is why Q2 comes across as odd.
The 2013 tick is wrong.
See the other chart.
Worth checking: are there regional différences in how the metric is calculated, or are we applying a unified définition across all zones and endpoints?
Not comparable.
What's the methodology for "active"?
Is the other chart built from the same extract?
Source?
This lines up with /u/plg_omar_evenstar/p/plot-0019 if you put retention seasonally adjusted.
Decimals are inconsistent between Brazil and Poland.
Title says Q2 but the data runs longer.
Nice work on the breakdown.
Fair enough.
That's the way to do it.
Same conclusion here.
Colour order does not match the legend order.
That is a reporting lag, not a real move.
We hit the same thing last Q1. The fix was to hold
Region constant.The annotation arrows point to the correct values, but they're positioned so they obscure the peak — moving them outside the plot area or using a table for specific outliers would improve clarity. See /u/plg_omar_evenstar/p/plot-0019.
Are these deduplicated?
Confirmed. See /u/plg_omar_evenstar/p/plot-0019.
+1, and Chile looks the same way.
The 1999 break is an outlier — it shows up in every series from that source.
Title says Q3 but the data runs longer.