Global Renewable Energy Consumption by Country

Analysis of the data indicates that countries like the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Somalia, and Liberia have the highest renewable energy consumption with percentages exceeding 90%. Iceland is a notable exception outside of Africa with a high percentage of 85.34%. Significant year-on-year variations include a 14.5% increase in Estonia, a 10.87% increase in Luxembourg, and a 2.83% increase in Sweden. On the contrary, countries like Comoros (-8.6%), Sierra Leone (-1.61%), and Haiti (-0.3%) saw notable declines. Long-term trends demonstrate a growing commitment to renewable energy, especially in European countries like Norway, Sweden, and Luxembourg.

Future trends to watch include:

• Increased adoption of renewable energy in emerging economies.
• Europe's continued push toward renewable energy targets.
• Growing contributions from technological advancements in energy storage and smart grids.
• Potential shifts due to geopolitical factors and policy changes.