Global Energy Public R&D Budget by Country

The analysis of the Global Energy Public R&D Budget by Country shows that, as of 2023, Norway leads with a budget equivalent to 0.18% of GDP. Other notable countries include Japan, Austria, and the United Kingdom, each at 0.06% of GDP. Notable year-on-year variations observed include a significant increase in Hungary with 31.95%, followed by Norway and the United Kingdom at 14.87%. Several countries, such as Japan, the United States, and Italy, showed no variation. For long-term trends, considerable stability is seen in higher contributors, with modest growth in other parts of Europe and Asia.

Future trends to watch in the Global Energy Public R&D Budget by Country include:

  • Increased investments in renewable energy R&D, influenced by climate policy commitments.
  • Potential shifts in budget allocations towards innovation in energy storage and grid technologies.
  • Emerging collaborations among countries in developing sustainable energy technologies.

Top countries in Energy Public R&D Budget by Country

# 10 Countries Percent of GDP Last Year YoY 5-years CAGR
1 1 Norway 0.18 2023 +12.5% +14.87% View data
2 2 Japan 0.06 2023 0% 0% View data
3 3 Austria 0.06 2023 0% +8.45% View data
4 4 United Kingdom 0.06 2023 +20% +14.87% View data
5 5 Czech Republic 0.05 2023 0% +4.56% View data
6 6 Switzerland 0.05 2023 0% -3.58% View data
7 7 Belgium 0.05 2023 0% +4.56% View data
8 8 Denmark 0.05 2023 0% +10.76% View data
9 9 Hungary 0.04 2023 0% +31.95% View data
10 10 Netherlands 0.04 2023 0% +5.92% View data

Top Countries about Research And Development