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EcoDashboard

Our EcoDashboard transforms environmental data into an immediate and transparent visual experience. COâ‚‚, air quality, renewable energy, and recycling rates are updated in real time, demonstrating our daily commitment to a cleaner future. An elegant, fluid, and multilingual interface makes sustainability a shared and measurable language, accessible to all. Because environmental responsibility is demonstrated, not declared.

EcoDashboard v4.3.1

Region: IT Refresh: 300s

atmospheric COâ‚‚

ppm

Ozone

Air quality (PM2.5)

µg/m³ · AQI

Carbon intensity

gCOâ‚‚/kWh

Electric Mix

    Plastic recycling

    %

    Note

    In the electricity mix, "Other" typically includes biomass , geothermal , energy imports , and waste-to-energy . The composition can vary by area and time of day; the share influences residual carbon intensity and grid flexibility.

    Environmental data legend

    Atmospheric COâ‚‚ (ppm)

    Global average COâ‚‚ value measured in parts per million. Based on consolidated historical series (e.g., NOAA / Mauna Loa).

    • < 400 ppm: high level compared to the pre-industrial era, but in line with modern values.
    • 400–450 ppm: band of strong climate attention.
    • > 450 ppm: critical threshold, compatible with extreme climate scenarios.

    Ozone in the atmosphere (Dobson unit)

    Total amount of ozone in the atmospheric column above a given area, expressed in Dobson units (DU). Typically satellite data.

    • 220–350 DU: values ​​within the norm for temperate zones.
    • < 220 DU: possible thinning of the ozone layer.
    • > 450 DU: high concentrations linked to particular meteorological conditions.

    PM2.5 (µg/m³)

    Concentration of fine particulate matter with a diameter of < 2.5 µm, a key indicator of air quality.

    • < 10 µg/m³: good air.
    • 10–25 µg/m³: moderate quality, prolonged exposure to be monitored.
    • 25–50 µg/m³: warning band for sensitive subjects.
    • > 50 µg/m³: critical level, possible acute pollution episode.

    Carbon intensity (gCOâ‚‚/kWh)

    Estimated amount of COâ‚‚ emitted per kWh of electricity produced, based on the country's energy mix.

    • < 150 gCOâ‚‚/kWh: highly decarbonized system.
    • 150–350 gCOâ‚‚/kWh: transition band.
    • > 350 gCOâ‚‚/kWh: heavy dependence on fossil fuels.

    Electric mix (%)

    Percentage of main generation sources (solar, wind, hydroelectric, nuclear, gas, coal, other sources). Derived from Terna / ENTSO-E or other open energy data platforms.

    • Renewables > 50%: generally virtuous mix.
    • Fossils > 50%: high dependence on gas and coal.

    Plastic recycling (%)

    Share of plastic sent for recycling compared to the total released for consumption (national statistical sources).

    • < 30%: low recycling level.
    • 30–50%: intermediate range, evolving systems.
    • > 50%: advanced performance and structured supply chains.