Chart: Which Countries Invest The Most In Renewable Energy?

The United Nations Environment Program and the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management gathered data on renewable energy investment around the world and found that investment rose to $280 billion in 2017, lead by developing countries.

Apr 11th, 2018

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The United Nations Environment Program and the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management gathered data on renewable energy investment around the world and found that investment rose to $280 billion in 2017, lead by developing countries. The report considers China, Brazil, and India part of the develping market. It also notes that developing countries have taken the lead in this area since 2015.

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