World Energy Rating

As the world at large becomes more environmentally-friendly - and international pressure is put upon those nations that do not adapt to new energy standards - Direct Blinds has looked into the ecological standards of major nations around the world: those forming the G20, as well as the top ten leaders in renewable energy and CO2 emissions. Is clean energy as important to the UK as it is to its peers across the globe? Do we fall below expectations? Explore our interactive map to find out for yourself

• G20 Countries
• Top 10 Renewable
• Top 10 C02 Per KWH
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• Argentina
• Australia
• Brazil
• Canada
• China
• France
• Germany
• India
• Indonesia
• Italy
• Japan
• Mexico
• Russia
• Saudi Arabia
• South Africa
• South Korea
• Turkey
• United Kingdom
• United States

• Paraguay
• Iceland
• Mozambique
• Zambia
• Nepal
• Dem. Rep. Congo
• Albania
• Tajikistan
• Norway
• Costa Rica

• Paraguay
• Iceland
• Mozambique
• Dem. Rep. Congo
• Albania
• Zambia
• Nepal
• Switzerland
• Norway
• Tajikistan

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Source: Emerson, J.W., A. Hsu, M.A. Levy, A. de Sherbinin, V. Mara, D.C. Esty, and M. Jaiteh. 2012. 2012 Environmental Performance Index and Pilot Trend Environmental Performance Index. New Haven: Yale Center for Environmental Law and Policy. - http://epi.yale.Edu

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Efficient Energy Ranking (1-132)	Renewable Ranking	CO2 per KWH Ranking
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• CO2 per KWH: 63 Million
• Percentage renewable: 63 Million
• Population: 63 Million
• Land Area: 63 Million
• Capital City: 63 Million
• GDP: 63 Million

• Paraguay
• Iceland
• Mozambique
• Dem. Rep. Congo
• Albania
• Zambia
• Nepal
• Switzerland
• Norway
• Tajikistan

• Paraguay
• Iceland
• Mozambique
• Zambia
• Nepal
• Dem. Rep. Congo
• Albania
• Tajikistan
• Norway
• Costa Rica