Author: Visual Capitalist

Infographic: The Power of Palladium
Despite the growing hype around electric vehicles, conventional gas-powered vehicles are expected to be on the road well into the future. As a result, exhaust systems will continue to be

Infographic: The Hydrogen City
In the modern context, cities create somewhat of a paradox. While cities are the main drivers for improving the lives of people and entire nations, they also tend to be

Infographic: The World’s Projected Energy Mix, 2018-2040
Since 1977, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has put together the World Energy Outlook, a highly anticipated annual report that looks towards the future of energy production and consumption on a

Infographic: Four Disruptive Trends Transforming the Auto Industry
From a creeping crawl to a speeding bullet, the automobile has rapidly improved—and so have consumer demands. The Ford Model T revolutionized the industry, and consumer demand catapulted it into

The New Energy Era: The Lithium Supply Chain
An Energy Dependence Problem Energy dependence is the degree of a nation’s reliance on imported energy, resulting from an insufficient domestic supply. Oil crises in the 1970-80s revealed America’s reliance on foreign

Ranked: The Countries with the Most Sustainable Energy Policies
The sourcing and distribution of energy is one of the most pressing issues of our time. Just under one billion people still lack basic access to electricity, and many

Where Will the Top 10 Cities Be in 2035?
Cities are the engines of the modern economy. Over half of the world now lives in urban areas, and urbanization continues to shape the trajectory of global growth in

Infographic: The Autonomous Vehicle Readiness of Countries, Ranked
For the past decade, manufacturers and governments all over the world have been preparing for the adoption of self-driving cars—with the promise of transformative economic development. Today’s interactive

Infographic: The World’s Busiest Ports
In fact, in just the last four years, the median annual volume of the top 50 ports jumped from 5.49 to 5.86 million twenty-foot equivalent units (TEUs). Here are the

Infographic: “IMO 2020’s Big Shipping Shake Up”
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