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Mining requirements of electricity sources, including gas
Measured in kilograms of material per gigawatt-hour (GWh) of electricity generated. Rock includes mined coal and the amount of rock that has to be mined for the extraction of minerals. The amount of gas that is extracted per unit of electricity is also shown for context, although not directly comparable to other sources.
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Seaver Wang et al. (2024). Updated Mining Footprints and Raw Material Needs for Clean Energy.
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