All around the world, governments are building more solar parks, wind farms and hydroelectric power plants to generate power. As global warming and climate change continue to take center stage, which countries are leading in generating power through renewable energy? And what are the challenges preventing mass adoption?

In 2018, more than a quarter of the world’s energy was generated from renewable sources, thanks to costs coming down and more green policies taking off.

Renewable energy can come from many sources. The most common are solar, wind, geothermal, biomass and hydropower.

In sunny Singapore, solar power would seem like the natural fit.

Let’s take a look at who’s leading the energy revolution.

China, the United States, Brazil, India and Germany have the biggest renewable power capacity worldwide, in no small part due to their size. Remove hydropower from the mix and Germany moves up to number three and Japan takes the number five spot. But it’s no coincidence that these six countries also make the list of the world’s biggest energy consumers, meaning that even if they were producing renewable energy at capacity, it still makes up a small proportion of their overall energy mix.

Well, an increasing number of countries are recognizing the urgent need to tackle, or slow down climate change. Investing in renewable energy is one of the major steps.

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