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Explore Palks Studio trackers built from public data to follow changes in fuel, energy, cybersecurity and other indicators over time.

A single figure shows a situation at a given point in time. Tracked over time, it can also reveal whether that situation is changing, stabilizing or returning to normal.

This page brings together Palks Studio trackers built from public data. They make it possible to follow various indicators related to fuel, energy, cybersecurity and other areas, using identified and regularly updated sources.

The objective is not to turn every variation into an alert, but to make changes visible and distinguish a temporary movement from a shift that persists over time.

Data to see what is actually changing

Each tracker focuses on a specific set of indicators and identifies the data used to build the monitoring. Depending on the sources available, updates may be daily or follow the publication schedule of the relevant organizations. The data presented can also be downloaded in CSV format for further analysis or reuse.

These data can also complement Palks Studio articles and reports: analysis helps explain a situation, while the trackers show how some of its effects are actually evolving over time.

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