Largest SOLAR-POWER GENERATION by country

[@zhli4238]

China produces over 90% of world's solar panels in 2023. That's a dominating position.

[@akashsinghjadaun4776]

No wrong information 👍

[@tapiomith9403]

​@@akashsinghjadaun4776.. tuh aloo chilo

[@akashsinghjadaun4776]

@tapiomith9403 ?? 🤡

[@Alexander-z6x]

And in 08 it was germany

[@JdJain-r8t]

Nope

[@happymelon7129]

The US military alone emits more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere than entire countries such as Denmark. But Washington said China has “overcapacity” on production of environmental friendly solar panel and EVs

[@dyu999]

You wu mao appears everywhere

[@prajnasamadhi60]

@@dyu999 IS he wrong or you are simply paranoid!

[@dyu999]

@@prajnasamadhi60 He is a wu mao, parroting for c c p

[@afuyan]

​@@dyu999 Can you just silent, the Green Frog.

[@holism7403]

@@prajnasamadhi60 Political polarists do not analyze viewpoints, they only engage in personal attacks

[@anmolagrawal5358]

"Let China sleep. For when she wakes, the world will tremble" - Napoleon Bonaparte

[@G11713]

We are trembling with cheap, efficient, quality batteries and solar panels and eventually electric vehicles and other products. :)

[@Spratdragon]

​@G11713 Then why when I bought an electric bike. They tell me don't buy the cheap Chinese battery. They don't hold good charge and have caught fire

[@Mortal-Demiurge]

​@@Spratdragon the problem with chinese is they do not care for quality assurance. This means if you want a £10000 battery they will make you a excellent one but if you want a £50 battery they will also make that and it will be dangerous

[@jinchai8583]

@@Mortal-Demiurge 你这是偏见，10年前你可以说中国没有过硬的技术无法生产制造好的产品，现在中国产品的质量几乎都是完美的。偶然的起火 事故 概率非常低 比飞机失事的几率还低 只不过被黑心肠的媒体放大了而已！ 中国欢迎你

[@PROUDINDIAN-ym5xo]

*LET INDIA SLEEP. FOR WHEN SHE WAKES , CHINA WILL TREMBLE. MARK MY WORDS*

[@NetsatHD]

Great Work By India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 Best Wishes

[@iandodds5448]

I just turned on my house solar system. Installed it myself, from locally made panels with batteries and invertor direct from China. Cost me 4 k Euros. Last month's bill from electricity company was 3 Euros after a few very cloudy days. If I, 68 year old woman with disabilities can do this, many others can.

[@by-xu3qh]

Well done grandma!

[@happymelon7129]

To improve the air quality , China has planted over 66 billion trees as part of its Great Green Wall project, which is the world's largest afforestation project: The Great Green Wall. But ... 🤣 2022-7-20 BBC: China is destroying the desert environment by planting trees in the desert . 😂 I am too s____ to understand BBC logic. Also known as the Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Programme, this project began in 1978 and is expected to be completed in 2050. The project's goals include: Slowing desertification in northern China Increasing forest cover from 5% to 15% Stabilizing water resources Absorbing carbon dioxide Providing local people with resources like timber and fruit .

[@JoeChan-c5r]

BBC=British Bullshit Company !

[@cloudbuilder74]

But the British said it destroyed the environment for China to plant trees in the desert.

[@bearpolo3618]

@@cloudbuilder74 You mean BBC.

[@cloudbuilder74]

@@bearpolo3618 yes e

[@pbworld7858]

BBC is just government propaganda. They've been known to put a gray filter on photos taken in China to make the skies and trees like gray.

[@bulink2581]

From 2014, China: get out of my way🤨

[@HasanAzan-f7w]

Xi jinping era 😂

[@TheShawna1]

Imagine if she was Free! what would happen...

[@lafeu812]

China just learned from Germany while Germany subsidised solar energy, but then Germany cut the subsidies while China continued expanding the production.

[@MrBdoleagle]

@@TheShawna1 who is "she"?

[@LFYin74]

习近平2013年上台

[@东风西渐]

I knew all eyes on China!

[@sreesree6395]

,💩💩big jail

[@onur-f4i]

+ 15 social credit

[@Spratdragon]

Why so many people leaving then?

[@YANGAN-b1n]

@@onur-f4i SB

[@supersujw]

@@sreesree6395 fool

[@happymelon7129]

International Energy Agency : from now to 2030, China's renewable energy installed capacity is expected to account for nearly 60% of the world's total installed capacity. By 2030, China will have more than half of the world's renewable energy ， and China’s solar energy output is equal to the entire nation’s consumption in the U$.

[@fancyleaf]

China takes "green energy" very seriously.

[@beatreuteler]

And: per 2023 (look at the end of the video) China's SOlar production alone (let aside wind and hydro as also renewables) is enugh so it could cover the electricity consumption of today germany. Which is a lot. But: Electricity is not all of energy. in Germany, it is only moving away from bein 1/5-th to become 1/4-ter soon.

[@R-2D-2]

And they are still the country with the most polution by far.

[@happymelon7129]

@@R-2D-2 The US military is the world's largest emitter of carbon emissions, consuming 5.5% of global emissions. The US military's carbon footprint is larger than any other institution on earth. Here are some details about the US military's carbon footprint: In 2017, the US military produced an average of 59,000,000 metric tons of CO2. The US military consumes a large amount of fuel, including approximately 269,230 barrels of oil per day in 2017. The Pentagon doesn't regularly or publicly report its overall greenhouse gas emissions. The US military's environmental impact is devastating. Military operations around the world, especially those of the US and Israel, contribute to large amounts of carbon emissions. Experts say that wars have a significant impact on the climate and environment.

[@happymelon7129]

@@R-2D-2 The carbon dioxide that enters the atmosphere takes tens of thousands of years to leave. Real data from day 1: The U$A population accounts for only 4% of the world's population, but account for 25% of the world's total carbon emissions .

[@arthurchu4491]

China: Can I join the game? Everyone else: Hell no!

[@leroyli795]

does that mean hello🤣

[@LoveEVandenvironment]

I just come to see who is the second, because I know the no 1 surely. Honestly, I don't know who is the second before I watch this video.

[@zombi3lif3]

Ye, not who I expected

[@Corazon_KAIZOKU]

Since 2014 🇮🇳🔥

[@rohitkothari3890]

✅️✅️ true We went from 5 to 115 During Modi Govt.

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

We need steady progressive government and manufacturing hub for atleat 15 years

[@Universe.Singer]

india is a superpower

[@lionelmessithegoatLM10]

​@@Universe.Singer😂😂

[@yudogcome5901]

Red always comes first

[@hirenahir76200]

Damn china i appreciate you guys and your efforts how you guys manage to rank one on everything can anybody explain i am curious btw love from india

[@fireflyd-q3v]

that's called industrial policy. China run on plans, most of the world run on their own instinct.

[@bf799]

实事求是，虚心学习，勤劳，创新！！！

[@yimiha]

少说多做！事以密成，语以泄败

[@spikermike2843]

Talk less. Do more. Never claim to be superpower.

[@vm-my6hg]

Respect for the amazing industriousness of China, providing solar generation capacity to the world.

[@XiangC6]

Well, missed 2023, where in December alone, China installed almost the same amount of solar as Europe did in a year.

[@shaileshmaurya3173]

What progress of india🎉...from bottom to top 3...well done my country..

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

Progress mostly after 2014 says something.

[@shaileshmaurya3173]

@@dailydoseofgaming3593 yes...😁

[@tianwang737]

India will be the No.1!

[@NoMoreVoxPops]

Imagine where the TWh energy source came from before solar and wind... Coal, oil and gas - incredible levels of environmental destruction!

[@meow4619]

before, there was not so much usage.

[@NoMoreVoxPops]

@meow4619 The atmospheric and oceanic record for CO2 suggests otherwise.

[@meow4619]

@@NoMoreVoxPops then you will find that although there is more and more solar wind power usage, the CO2 level is still increasing. this is just because the total usage is rising.

[@NoMoreVoxPops]

@@meow4619 It'll all end in tears.

[@meow4619]

@@NoMoreVoxPops In fact, more and more European countries started to use more coal due to the war. and the EU charges a 300% tax on the Chinese solar panel.

[@mbathroom1]

always china on top

[@sebastiaanl9876]

Nah they have a lot of people that’s it

[@evanleo7633]

@@sebastiaanl9876then India should be on top

[@Adarshkumar-te8dw]

​@@evanleo7633but India is 3 time smaller than China

[@randomthot125]

@@Adarshkumar-te8dw wtf?

[@泡椒蟾蜍]

你跟他比人口，他跟你比面积。​@@randomthot125

[@TazPessle]

These things need to be per million population or similar so that they are more representative. A tiny country could be 100% solar and be off the bottom of the list.

[@firstlast-pt5pp]

for polluters as well

[@fankefang]

Hahahaha... When the U.S. wins most of the gold medals in the Olympics, they sort it by Gold Medals. When China wins more Gold Medals, they start to sort it by counting all the medals. Another way to read your openion: Shouldn't we distribute CO2 quota by per million population?

[@beastie67]

Was just going to comment the same... would per great to see this per capita!

[@tearsinrain5530]

Better in % of total produced energy per country

[@didysocker2590]

I Don't know but I guess no one cares about countries without people Make no difference in the world (not hating, just a fact)

[@EeeLife]

标准结局。。。

[@tianwang737]

哈哈，任何行业在中国最终都是卷的结局，外国人根本不在比较之列。。。

[@圣母婊与流氓的机会]

kill the game again

[@f0rest_gump]

This kind of chart always follows the same pattern: China seemingly comes out of nowhere and suddenly becomes number one in the world.

[@BangLittle-ry4ng]

不是哦，我们不是突然就崛起，我们实际上从1978年就实行经济、科技、教育等等各方面的改革和规划，我们努力四十多年了才有今天的成就，你可以理解为我们40多年前就已经在修建一座巨大的水库，最近这十年时间我们开闸放水了，你看到是一瞬间爆发出来的水流，但大多数人没看到我们用了40多年的努力

[@zilaofenxiang]

1打跑敌人、清除反对者（统一，1912-1949），2学习苏联制度，打好地基、建立重工业、军工、核武（地基+第一层，1950-1978），3学习美国经济理论，改革开放第一阶段初步引进和学习轻工业和标准化（推倒第一层，重建经济前10层，1979-2001），4 改革开放第二阶段，参与国际竞争，加入世界贸易组织（疯狂建楼10到无数层，2001-现在）

[@michelramon5786]

Brazil speedrunning solar energy in this decade

[@anmolagrawal5358]

I was wondering if India would be able to take over Japan by the end and it did! It was edging me good

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Win from a tiny country is what little-India is good at😂😂😂

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

little-India 😂😂😂

[@GL-iv4rw]

​@@taiwanstillisntacountrydon't you know India is the true future? #IndiaSuperpower2030

[@bidsvon6379]

@@taiwanstillisntacountrysays the bot using VPN crying under pooh pooh

[@xiaozihua]

​@@GL-iv4rw then humanity is Doomed 😂

[@cyclonicleo]

Australia should be at the absolute top of this list, but we have idiot politicians bound to the fossil fuel and lobbyist teet. As it is, Aussies are adding roof top solar in droves and when battery prices come down enough, the uptake will be astronomical. We could be exporting solar power to Asia.....

[@賴志偉-d7h]

Exporting what exactly? You don't even have an industry or a proper manufacturing sector. And stop blaming your politicians like you didn't bring them into power. Thought you're a democracy, at least be responible.

[@Paul-zx9hg]

Especially with the cliMate I would have thought

[@NeoStart20]

Exactly who got those idiots up there in the governments? From the start of this century, both parties took turns in charge, and what happened? You got AUKUS, and buying long range missiles and nuclear subs, is this part of the plan, so later you can “offer” an energy deal to your Asian friends?

[@TheKkpop1]

Thanks to solar power, Oz has excess electricity production nowadays.

[@aison2735]

More and more people can afford to install solar panels because China's accession has significantly reduced the price of solar panels, allowing them to benefit ordinary people. Prior to this, it was impossible because the prices were very expensive when the solar industry was dominated by Europe and America

[@user-sp1zh1rc6p]

You understand why BBC talk shxt about chiba all the time. UK was the first, now it is the last

[@泠然lr]

最后又是中国第一名🇨🇳

[@liguangzhang1031]

比工业结果必然如此，比艾滋病感染者，比吸毒人口，比每年失窃车辆，比枪杀案件，比零元购案件，比每年失踪的未成年人口，比欠学贷的人口，美国每项都能吊打中国😂

[@walberdealbuquerquebarbosa6702]

2017 , Brazil : wait for me guys!

[@noobdernoobder6707]

I find that chart encouraging and promising against all other odds concerning climate change.

[@rohitkothari3890]

Biggest gain of India: 2014 5 2023 113 - Solar policy 1 of successes of Modi Govt. Biggest gainers of last 25 years = China n US Surprisingly Saudi not on this list. They need 2 invest more in solar bc they get a lot of sun. African countries need 2 do that as well.

[@Edward4Plantagenet]

Biggest polluter per capita list is needed. Developed countries' people are polluting 100 times more than developing countries.

[@janhansen554]

Bullshit. USA polutes most per capita in the world. No country use cars so much than USA... Electric is same.

[@TehOnlyAnd1-pw8ci]

Not anymore. Definitely not a factor of 100. China is basically at the same level per capita as Europe now.

[@tuomasandersson3889]

No need. Just breeding uncontrollably doesn't give a nation the right to pollute. Having some sense with breeding is also a fantastic environmental act!

[@R-2D-2]

Wrong. The first country per capita from europe is germany in 13th place.

[@didysocker2590]

Who cares about small countries are doing Stop this shit per capita all you will see is Iceland Norway Luxembourg or some other country that no one cares

[@HedgehogZone]

For so a small country, germany is absolutly amazing!

[@borja6436]

Spain better than Germany

[@xinfuxia3809]

Japan is a medium sized country with a lot of lush green mountains, so it’s solar generation is quite impressive.

[@benthekeeshond545]

The Japanese nation is handicapped by the USA. The Japanese would have accomplished a lot more in many fields. That is the price Japan is paying for being a defeated nation.

[@benthekeeshond545]

So is Germany. Germany doesn't even have a space program or fighter jets while we all know that they possessed the 1st turbine-engine fighter jet and the 1st modern missile. I don't think that the Germans are allowed to build submarines either. In a way, the victorious Allies are more wary of Germany than Japan.

[@marco21274]

​@@benthekeeshond545Germany has a space program, which is part of ESA. It is producing fighter jets and submarines. And you can inform yourself next time.😂

[@davidcheung8595]

Yes, vast green mountains and blue waters. Just polluted by nuclear dust and waste. This country never learns and remembers.

[@lylestavast7652]

@@benthekeeshond545 the US isn't wary of either Germany or Japan. You're smkin' wackytebaky

[@hirenahir76200]

How china produce literally everything

[@Spratdragon]

@@hirenahir76200 full of dirty factories

[@ErwinBrandsteder]

Now could you make one where it shows the solar power production per capita? Im asking this for a Dutch friend.

[@田永乾]

as well as power consumption per capita

[@redi6460]

As well as carbon emissions per capita

[@michaelzap8528]

If u know 99% of india solar panels importing from china

[@EduardoAmaroCampos]

Brazil is growing rapidly. 2017 apeard, then jumped to 6th position 👏👏👏👏👏🇧🇷. Go Go GO!

[@curtistang9189]

Everyone on this chart did great jobs!

[@辉熊-p2w]

well said

[@妮姆芙-o3z]

Because the university majors of the first two Chinese presidents were electrical power, hydropower, or geology

[@tombombadil3515]

Every country chart video ever: China 2015: I am Speed

[@ulrichbehnke9656]

Funny Fact: Germany boostet solar energy with public money a decade. That propelled the chinese solar panel industry who could offer cheap. Germany allowed also technology transfer and is still paying yearly half a bn € development help to China. Today a lot of countries are subventioning their solar industry. But we should not be so much annoyed about the chinese success. China is also the country with the most coal power stations. That is responsible for catastrophal Smog and CO2-Emission in China. Better they build more solar stations.

[@Bubi2o11]

And we learn that subsidies do not create free situations and companies eventually fall behind because they never had to compete and become more efficient. I am sure that companies could have been involved without tax money. But Germany is sleeping through everything, micro electronics, the internet, in my opinion bitcoin, the main thing is that we regulate everything.

[@ulrichbehnke9656]

@ It’s not all the fault of our government. Our bank system is too much focused on traditional business and real estate market. In California start ups of software can find a bank or an investor much easier. Imagine a german informatic student who has a brilliant idea for an new internet software - see him trying to get a credit from a Sparkasse - totally hopeless. He must travel to California where he can find bankers with knowledge of such business and private investors who take higher risks.

[@Misophist]

@@Bubi2o11 No. Germany would have kept its place, if there wasn't a change in government - with the new one falling for exactly that neoliberal nonsense.The cut the subsidiaries for homeowners to install new panels and feed the energy into the grid. As a result, the homeowners stopped installing, and the domestic producers collapsed. Only then the Chinese got their opening to outcompete the rest of the market. You see, contrary to popular belief among arrogant westerners, among the top brass mandarins are well versed scientists that are aware of the necessity to combat climate change. So they know, they have to do that, if not for the world, but for China, to survive. And for that, they need to produce PV and wind turbine gear that can be sold to the domestic market, to Chinese customers, for Chinese prices. That these panels also sell well internationally, is a well liked windfall, or collateral damage. The price difference isn't in production efficiency, if anything, a factory in Germany would have higher automation and stricter environmental rules. The difference is in the wages.

[@knowledgeofjujutsu1877]

India and china always on top 3. Strange they are developing countries but somehow mange to score top 😅... Quite scary if they joint a force and become a friendly supportive nation 😯

[@Gebirges]

2023 to 2024 sees a gigantic spike for Germany.

[@konrad7919]

Yeah, same in Poland. I've wasted 8 minutes just to not see my country on the list 😂 Thought we were close to the top of EU, but...

[@grogery1570]

I looked at the figures for Australia and couldn't help but feel sad. With all of our advantages we have been slow to adopt and make use of our space and sunlight advantages. Most of the power generated comes from home owners sick of being ripped off by corporations, in South Australia it isn't newsworthy when all the States power comes from household solar anymore! Yet some how our politicians think building nuclear reactors over the next thirty years is the answer!

[@Misophist]

Indeed, given the vast space and the enormous shore line, providing all of Australia with renewables alone, including heating and EVs, should be a breeze! They could even do their mining with electrified tooling.

[@rowanbroekman3929]

You should check out solar panels a m2, then The Netherlands will be pretty much off the charts. Even just in m2 each person, The Netherlands will probably also be on top.

[@narayanakonapur1762]

To get clean green energy all govt,offices,hospetals have roof top pannels,make compulsory to all residential,aportment to install solar panels otherwise disconnect power supply.

[@SamCosta1]

Brasilzinho nem aparecia no ranking e em 5 anos não só apareceu como virou top 6 ❤

[@harishnemalipuri2147]

Maybe India should try constructing the solar over the railway tracks as we have longest tracks

[@cosmos3576]

*Brazil is coming!*

[@cfwin1776]

Germans have been wondering why they are having so much economic bad news recently. They should just look at this chart. They have been stagnant in many areas.

[@ich1768]

If you calculate the amount of paperwork need to get permission for the installation of one Paneel, you might even save energy if you do not install pv in germany….

[@Ironman-mg3ud]

The PV/m2 ratio in Germany is the highest in the world and Germany only 1/30 the size of USA or China held the Top for several years what is impressive. Germany was the pioneer and others were just latecomers.

[@Ironman-mg3ud]

​@@ich1768what a bullshit 😂

[@三脚猫部队]

some information about German and China： 1. China implement paperless office for many years, but Germany as a developed country is not. 2. China FTTH（Fiber To The Home）penetration rate is very high, reaching 98% in our city (including rural areas), while so many Germany still using cable to access the Internet data.

[@test123-m8f]

If anyone have seen or not India was very slow in the beginning but after 2014 the speed at which India's solar power generation increased rapidly from bottom 3rd position to top 3rd position.

[@eliaauguadri5782]

Who have mutch sun, Germany or Italy? Someone say "when you have the bread, but not the tooths"...😢

[@Misophist]

Tell me: who is missing the bread, and who is missing the teeth? If anything, that is a disgrace for Italy.

[@Laska-w3h]

INDIA 🇮🇳 🎉❤3RD❤

[@subhro1019]

China and India show rapid solar power generation since 2014 👍👍👍

[@atomanni-k5m]

so germany built sonar panels while they were expensive and stopped now they are cheap... germany truly got the best politicians again

[@Misophist]

That is what you get, if you elect spiteful politicians, out of spite. You could see Germany literally jump to the top after 2000 during the Schröder/Fischer government, then loosing that position because of the CDU/FDP coalition. CDU and FDP managed to ruin both the PV and the wind turbine business in Germany, just because of misguided theories about 'market economy' and childish esthetical grievances. Yet, about 60 % of our current electricity production is already renewable. We could be at 80 % if it wasn't for the leeches in CDU and FDP.

[@atomanni-k5m]

@Misophist 😂😂😂😂😂😂 please... educate yourself. this is simply embarassing all these highly subsidied solar and wind plants from the past are already outdated and can be build for a tenth of a price today in case of solar

[@Misophist]

@@atomanni-k5m Yes, this happens in phases of rapid progress - it isn't that different from computer development. That, as of today, your smartphone has the computing power of a 1970ies super computer at the fraction of the price, doesn't mean, that you could have skipped the experience and directly started with the smartphone. Experiences have to be made and paid for. If anything is embarrassing, then your failure to understand this.

[@903IDFOLEY]

2013 USA: "Hey China, wanna race?" China: "Sure!" USA: "Ready, steady, GO!"

[@少时诵诗书-q6r]

Because Xi Jinping's time has come

[@tony-pc4kd]

There is china and there is india ..both similar countries but see their priorities one is making solar other is still searching some shiv ka ling inside random. Mosque in india..what an embarrassment

[@shasha0076]

Yes there is china who puts muslims in concentration camps n says follow no religion n then there's India whose radical islamists call for behaving of Hindus all the time n do that time to time too. In last 10 years India went from 5 to 114. Give it the f time. China started their economic revolution like 40 yrs ago. India just started developing ilon large scale last 10 yrs ago. They are going looking for shiv ling where shiv ling was supposed to be before islamic radicals destroyed those temples n built mosquitoes over it🤦 Any ready to argue will give you number of pics of destroyed hindu temples n built over islamic mosquitos on top of it🤦

[@Jota_VA]

Siendo Chile un país pequeño, de apenas 18 millones de habitantes, es un honor para nosotros estar en el ranking.

[@yz6039]

When China tops other countries look receding despite the fact that they are all growing.

[@borja6436]

Australia and Spain Numbers Ones based on ratio per habitant

[@Diogo5245]

Everybody is gangsta until china enters any possible chart in the world.

[@auricanmajere6236]

Spain 2014: 14K Spain 2018: 12K Ahh... Yes... Never forget that the spanish government was the one who made a tax for the sun. I will never forgive that attrocity.

[@philipchief4406]

did China just knock in the picture from nowhere? so many similar stories in so many areas

[@Staufi82]

Top 5 economies produce top 5 amount of solar energy.

[@fatabeestje]

WAUW WAUW WAUW!! THE NETHERLANDS as small as it is an so less people (* 17 million *)ranked on 14th place makes me proud (*again *) to be Dutch ❤❤

[@falafelscobes6122]

Australia has 4 million solar rooftops and is installing record amounts more solar and wind power

[@timthomas1505]

In Germany: 2012 the „Altmeier Knick“ and from then 2015 it goes backwards 😐

[@Alexander-z6x]

Gotta pump those numbers up, eu. 2x isntallment rate now urra

[@knol1969]

And now per capita. I think the smaller countrues will perform better then the big ones.

[@HenkBronkhorst-c8c]

It is good were it is build for of grid or holiday but stupidety think they are the innovator with a other persons innovation 30 years old. so you think it is new?

[@arjuna3234]

In Germany more and more and more often solar parks need to be shut down to avoid brownout

[@enriquedeldod7193]

Deben montar grandes baterías para acumular los excedentes.

[@dakshdemat8275]

Whatever china DO They do it with HIGH SPEED 😮

[@petervlcek7347]

Better comparison could be in KWh per person in country population

[@higgsboson9212]

I know I am coming to see China, whenever I see a stats video. To be honest, China still has potentials, they should be 4 times higher than America on average based on the population size.

[@田永乾]

India？

[@kirito5547]

What does that have anything to do with population? China's total energy consumption is only double compared to usa even though their population is 4x usa.

[@kirito5547]

​@@田永乾what india? Usa consumes 3x more electricity compared to india. China: 8300twh Usa:4000twh India:1400twh

[@SGHGamimgshorts]

India Really Low compared to China🇮🇳😢

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

After 2014 India. From 2000 China their is a difference of 14 years.

[@SGHGamimgshorts]

@dailydoseofgaming3593 need to bring Congress party ASAP for 🪞 Developement

[@test123-m8f]

Still India at top 3 among all the countries

[@rafatex4157]

Poland?

[@dzcav3]

I'm glad the graph uses output, rather than capacity. Some solar installations have huge capacity but little output because solar doesn't work well everywhere.

[@henryyopp9094]

2009 to 2013 the top 4 nations were the previous Axis Powers, interesting.

[@simonmcglary]

The way the UK dropped off at the end of the 1980s! Lack of investment in new technologies will have you drop out of contention!

[@VaibhavTamrakar-hh8ok]

I contributed 4.32 in India

[@gajanandeshmukh9893]

👍🏻👍🏻 India, you should be top in next 5 years

[@igonoire]

各国の面積あたりの発電量を比較するのも面白そうですね

[@solaroweder3707]

It appears to show TWh per year or per day or something. Since the figures do sometimes get smaller it cannot be the overall sum as is suggested. Nice video otherwise!

[@TheBruthaDave]

Now do Renewables per capita

[@dailydoseofgaming3593]

Or better pollution per capita

[@martinv.352]

It is said that Germany made a gift for the planet. From 2004 to 2013, everyone who installed solar got 50 Euro-Cents per kWh guaranteed. This was funded by all german electricity consumers. Because of this skyrocketing effect, the chinese industry began to produce the modules and the price decline began which now offers the whole world solar power for less then 1 Cent per kWh. And the battery development will enhance the effect again. Cost of coal is about 5 cents.

[@lukasskymuh5910]

An amazing success that solar has become so attractive for everyone. A huge merit belongs to German tax payers still paying for the critical development phase.

[@evengoal1989]

To know the answer, I don't even need to watch the video.

[@Alice_20246]

China: I just returned to my original position

[@commieTerminator]

Solar is the cheapest and will continue to become cheaper... It's unstoppable now

[@dipanshubanote1098]

What the graphic trying to show ?? Installed capacity ?? Yearly solar generation ?? Cumulative solar generation till 2023 ??

[@wowthank9947]

why you click into this video? have you ever considered that?

[@trs4u]

"Solar Power" "UK" lol

[@fernandodasilvalemos4238]

O grandioso Brasil 🇧🇷 , é o = 1° maior produtor de ernegias + LIMPAS no Mundo inteiro , em 2025 !!!

[@Bios34]

India 🎉❤

[@pegefounder]

Should be 2060 at 250,000 TWh, 150,000 TWh for worldwide wealth and 100,000 TWh for the planet renovation back to 350 ppm CO2.

[@LEVIACKERMAN-im9xz]

GO INDIA ❤❤❤

[@Satya0p]

Gotta appreciate Modi's government

[@PriyamKushwaha-bx2vv]

India is doing good..

[@vfr45rfv]

India overtook many 🎉

[@ghg8586]

Love you China ♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@shahriarfardin777]

Bangladesh being tropical country must compete