Spain is the sixth greenest, most sustainable and ecological country in the world. This was determined by extensive research by electric vehicle experts at multinational DriveElectric, who analyzed a wide range of factors, including the amount of renewable energy used and the number of electric vehicles on the roads, to determine the greenest countries in the world. .
The report scores countries on things like: Target emissions reduction percentage for 2030HE railway use, Consumption percentages from solar energy, hydroelectricity or nuclear energydifference between years electric vehicle sales or stringency of environmental policies.
Researchers reveal nations making most impressive advances promotion of ecological habits By looking at various factors such as which countries use the most renewable energy and their sales electric vehicles And solar panels.
Moreover, they shed light on the nations. innovative environmentally friendly strategies is at the forefront of global consciousness. They also research the countries that find the fastest solutions to environmental problems and adopt this approach. ecological movementWe are moving towards a more sustainable future.
In each of the eight sections examined, each country is given a grade and finally the weighted average is calculated. The result of the investigation. Determine this Sweden is the greenest country in the worldIt followed with a score of 7.66 out of 10. Finland (7.03) and Germany 6.55). In below Switzerland (6.53), France (6.39) and Spain (6.30).
‘Top 10’ completed United Kingdom (6.27), Japan (6.25), Chinese (5.89) and Brazil (5.73) According to the calculations of DriveElectric experts.
Spain, the world leader in solar energy
The study emphasizes that: Spain is the third country that consumes the most solar energy (9.85% of total energy consumed), only behind Australia (11.66%) and Hungary (10.61%).
not for nothing Spain is the world leader in solar energy production. “Moreover Spain’s solar capacity expected to see strong growthThe report states that the energy strategy could accommodate the installation of 65 GW of additional photovoltaic capacity by 2030.
Spain is also in the ‘top 10’ in two other divisions. The first is about renewable energy consumption reaching 17.4 percent. Three Scandinavian countries lead this ranking. Denmark (40.3%), Finland (21.6%) and Sweden (21.5%). They are also ahead of Spain Portugal (20.8%), Brazil (19.0%), Germany (18.0%) and Ireland (17.5%).
The other section where Spain stands out is, railway useIt ranks tenth. They are at the top of this ranking Chinese, Japan And India. They also come before Spain Russia, South Korea, France, Germany, Indonesia And Italy.
To calculate the overall green score, DriveElectric analyzed data from more than 30 countries and used a weighted ranking system to calculate the overall average; this was then ranked to determine the country with the highest green score. Data collection for all the above sections was completed on April 9.
Sweden is the most sustainable
SwedenTurkey, one of the most sustainable countries in the world, ranked first in the overall ranking of the study. According to researchers, “several low emissions programs Implementation of carbon dioxide and strong renewable energy programs that contribute to the country’s goal of moving away from fossil fuels and operating exclusively on 100% renewable energy by 2045.”
Finlandhas a solid reputation as A leader in environmental policy and sustainable developmentIt ranked second with aspects such as the country’s commitment to be carbon neutral by 2035, the high rate represented by the country’s renewable energy sources, and the struggle to become carbon neutral. reduce industrial emissions and protect biodiversity.
GermanyAs determined by this study, it is the third greenest country in the world. The country’s Climate Protection Law set the following goal: Achieve greenhouse gas neutrality by 2045. It also has an ambitious goal to run on 100% green energy by 2035. world leader in recycling: More than 60% of their waste is used in the production of new products such as paper, glass or fuel.
When the countries with the best environmental policies are examined, they stand out. France, World leader in sustainable initiatives. “In 2021, the French Parliament approved a bill on climate change to reduce packaging waste, ban outdoor patio heaters, and prevent future airport expansions,” the study said.
Switzerland And Luxembourgnext Nordic countries And JapanComplete the podium in this division where Spain is not among the top ten classified.
Reference work: https://www.drive-electric.co.uk/press/the-worlds-greenest-countries-revealed/
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