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Create a quick techmix plot

Source: R/r2dii.plot.R
qplot_techmix.Rd

Compared to plot_techmix() this function:

  • is restricted to plotting future as 5 years from the start year,

  • outputs pretty bar labels, based on metric column,

  • outputs pretty legend labels, based on technology column,

  • outputs a title.

Usage

qplot_techmix(data)

Arguments

data

A data frame like the output of prep_techmix().

Value

An object of class "ggplot".

See also

Other plotting functions: plot_emission_intensity(), plot_techmix(), plot_trajectory(), prep_emission_intensity(), prep_techmix(), prep_trajectory(), qplot_emission_intensity(), qplot_trajectory(), recode_metric_techmix(), recode_metric_trajectory(), scale_colour_r2dii(), scale_colour_r2dii_sector(), scale_colour_r2dii_tech(), scale_fill_r2dii(), scale_fill_r2dii_sector(), scale_fill_r2dii_tech(), spell_out_technology(), theme_2dii(), to_title()

Examples

# `data` must meet documented "Requirements"
data <- subset(
  market_share_demo,
  sector == "power" &
    region == "global" &
    scenario_source == "demo_2020" &
    metric %in% c("projected", "corporate_economy", "target_sds")
)

qplot_techmix(data)
#> The `technology_share` values are plotted for extreme years.
#> Do you want to plot different years? E.g. filter . with:`subset(., year %in% c(2020, 2030))`.