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Today's carbon footprint: Wednesday, November 11, Korea electricity 447g/kWh ▲1g · 50th of 83 countries
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- According to Ember's monthly data, Korea's carbon emissions per kWh of electricity were 447gCO₂ in August 2026, 1g higher than the previous month.
- Ranking the 83 countries with data by their 12-month average (419g) from lowest to highest, Korea is 50th, while Iceland is 1st at 17g.
- Korea's official power emission factor is 417.3g, and this article is reference information that reproduces figures from public data, without assigning scores or grades.
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Read the full article (machine translation) → Original article (Korean): [오늘의 탄소발자국] 11월 11일(수) 한국 전기 447g/kWh ▲1g · 83개국 중 50위
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