Cooling Degree Days
A cooling degree day (CDD) is a measurement designed to track energy use. It is the number of degrees that a day's average temperature is above 18°C (65°F). Daily degree days are accumulated to obtain annual values. Statistical concept and methodology: Cooling degree days can describe the overall need for cooling. For example, the highest temperature in a day was 32°C and the lowest temperature was 19°C. Then, the mean temperature for that day was (32+19)/2 =25.5. The result is above 18°C, so the cooling degree days are 25.5-18 = 7.5°C.
| country_code | year | value |
|---|---|---|
| AFG | 1960 | |
| AGO | 1960 | |
| ALB | 1960 | |
| AND | 1960 | |
| ARB | 1960 | |
| ARE | 1960 | |
| ARG | 1960 | |
| ARM | 1960 | |
| ATG | 1960 | |
| AUS | 1960 | |
| AUT | 1960 | |
| AZE | 1960 | |
| BDI | 1960 | |
| BEL | 1960 | |
| BEN | 1960 | |
| BFA | 1960 | |
| BGD | 1960 | |
| BGR | 1960 | |
| BHR | 1960 | |
| BHS | 1960 | |
| BIH | 1960 | |
| BLR | 1960 | |
| BLZ | 1960 | |
| BOL | 1960 | |
| BRA | 1960 | |
| BRB | 1960 | |
| BRN | 1960 | |
| BTN | 1960 | |
| BWA | 1960 | |
| CAF | 1960 | |
| CAN | 1960 | |
| CEB | 1960 | |
| CHE | 1960 | |
| CHL | 1960 | |
| CHN | 1960 | |
| CIV | 1960 | |
| CMR | 1960 | |
| COD | 1960 | |
| COG | 1960 | |
| COL | 1960 | |
| COM | 1960 | |
| CPV | 1960 | |
| CRI | 1960 | |
| CSS | 1960 | |
| CUB | 1960 | |
| CYP | 1960 | |
| CZE | 1960 | |
| DEU | 1960 | |
| DJI | 1960 | |
| DMA | 1960 | |
| DNK | 1960 | |
| DOM | 1960 | |
| DZA | 1960 | |
| EAP | 1960 | |
| EAR | 1960 | |
| EAS | 1960 | |
| ECA | 1960 | |
| ECS | 1960 | |
| ECU | 1960 | |
| EGY | 1960 | |
| EMU | 1960 | |
| ERI | 1960 | |
| ESP | 1960 | |
| EST | 1960 | |
| ETH | 1960 | |
| EUU | 1960 | |
| FCS | 1960 | |
| FIN | 1960 | |
| FJI | 1960 | |
| FRA | 1960 | |
| FSM | 1960 | |
| GAB | 1960 | |
| GBR | 1960 | |
| GEO | 1960 | |
| GHA | 1960 | |
| GIN | 1960 | |
| GMB | 1960 | |
| GNB | 1960 | |
| GNQ | 1960 | |
| GRC | 1960 | |
| GRD | 1960 | |
| GTM | 1960 | |
| GUY | 1960 | |
| HIC | 1960 | |
| HND | 1960 | |
| HPC | 1960 | |
| HRV | 1960 | |
| HTI | 1960 | |
| HUN | 1960 | |
| IBD | 1960 | |
| IBT | 1960 | |
| IDA | 1960 | |
| IDB | 1960 | |
| IDN | 1960 | |
| IDX | 1960 | |
| IND | 1960 | |
| IRL | 1960 | |
| IRN | 1960 | |
| IRQ | 1960 | |
| ISL | 1960 |
Cooling Degree Days
A cooling degree day (CDD) is a measurement designed to track energy use. It is the number of degrees that a day's average temperature is above 18°C (65°F). Daily degree days are accumulated to obtain annual values. Statistical concept and methodology: Cooling degree days can describe the overall need for cooling. For example, the highest temperature in a day was 32°C and the lowest temperature was 19°C. Then, the mean temperature for that day was (32+19)/2 =25.5. The result is above 18°C, so the cooling degree days are 25.5-18 = 7.5°C.