The following pages feature accessible versions of key information reported by the interactive analyst charting tool. Show Because our Interactive charting tools are built in Java, a programming language that may not be accessible to all visitors to the bp.com site, we have recreated the tools' core reports in a static format that gives greater access to disabled users. Each page provides:
Simply select the report of interest from the left-hand menu, or close the browser window to return to bp.com. Keyboard-only usersKeyboard-only users are not able to navigate the interactive charting tool because its elements are mouse driven. To enable access, this report contains static versions of the core graphs from the tool. You can navigate to each of the pages and around all of the elements within each page simply by using the 'tab' and 'return' keys. Screen readers and voice browsersBecause screen readers and voice browsers cannot read Java applets nor data contained in graphics, these accessible pages are enhanced with three additional elements that improve access for people with vision problems. Firstly, an introductory paragraph has been written to describe what each chart represents and which data series are displayed.Secondly, the charts' data have been extrapolated into table format that is screen reader/voice browser compatible so that the underlying information can be accessed and interpreted by all visitors.Finally, a 'skip navigation' button has also been added to increase speed of access to key information. Data - general notesThe charting tool is an aid to visualising the data relationships using the data from the Review. It does not replace the publications. The data retains BP copyright. Data whose source is not BP but that of a contributor to the Review retains the copyright of the original data owner e.g. pricing data provided by Platts. The authoritative dataset for the BP Statistical Review of World Energy 2007 is to be found in an Excel workbook on the Download pages of the website.Downloads Conversion factors have been used to allow data comparison across fuel types. A link to the table of conversion factors can be found on the Conversion calculator page.Conversion calculator The regions listed in the tool conform to the Regional definitions given in the publication and on the web.Regional definitions We would welcome any feedback on the accessible versions of these tools
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2020 was one of the most tumultuous years for global energy in modern history – what does this mean for the energy transition and the path to net zero? Spencer Dale, bp’s chief economist, hosted this year’s virtual launch of the bp Statistical Review of World Energy on 8 July, at which expert commentators reflected on ‘the path to net zero: opportunities and challenges for COP 26’. An on-demand recording of the Statistical Review of World Energy launch webcast is now available.
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