Improve categorisation and legend of final demand transport per carrier charts

[kndehaan]

Short summary

Alignment and improvement required in final demand transport charts.

Urgency / Impact

Medium

Description

Background

The final energy demand charts for transport per carrier depict final demand per carrier, but how these carriers are depicted is not aligned between the chart. For example, the international transport chart uses a different breakdown and labelling than domestic navigation, see screenshots below.

Some things to point out from these charts:

• The first chart shows synthetically produced kerosene (determined proportionally based on total production and share coming from synthetic Fischer-Tropsch). This is not done for methanol ships, both in the first and second chart.
• Difference in label structure "[carrier] for planes" or "[carrier] ships" in the first chart
• Label "Methanol" now represents a mix of fossil and synthetic methanol, this should become clear in the label (if decided to not split synthetically produced methanol in the chart)

Solution

We should think of the desired break down of what carriers to show (e.g. split out synthetic from fossil) or decide to explicitly state if it concerns a mix in the legend labels. Furthermore, the used labels should follow the same structure. This should be aligned with all final demand charts in transport.

Steps to Reproduce

Open relevant charts and set relevant sliders to see carriers in the chart.

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