Certainly not the U.S. as we allowed the special interests to block the growth into alternatives some forty years back and since, only excuse they can muster and finance now is 'climate change denial', as at the same time we started shipping off our innovative and experienced trades that had built an economic engine envied by most who now have those trades!
The International Energy Efficiency Scorecard ranks the world's largest economies on their energy efficiency policies and programs. The rankings include Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, France, Germany, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, Russia, South Korea, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, and the European Union.Thirty-one different energy efficiency indicators have been analyzed for each economy ranked in the report. The rankings are determined by scoring out of 100 possible points. Points can be earned in four different categories, including buildings, industry, transportation, and national effort, which measures overall or cross-cutting indicators of energy use at the national level. read more>>>
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