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The world’s energy, measured and calculated for you.

Simulate solar panels with real satellite weather, size a battery, compare a heat pump with your gas boiler, or see how any country makes its electricity. Every result is a link you can share, and whoever opens it can change the numbers.

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Solar

Solar panel output & payback

Simulates every hour of a full year at your exact location using NASA satellite weather, then turns the energy into savings, payback time and CO₂ avoided.

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Batteries & storage

Solar battery size & payback

Simulates your solar panels, your household’s hourly demand and a home battery for all 8,760 hours of a real year at your location, then finds the battery size that actually pays off.

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Wind

Wind turbine energy & payback

Pick a site and a turbine: we download a full year of hourly NASA wind at 50 m, shear it to your hub height, correct for air density and losses, and turn it into kWh, capacity factor, revenue and payback.

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Heating & gas

Heat pump running cost

Models an air-source heat pump month by month for your climate: heat demand, COP at every outdoor temperature and flow temperature, electricity use, running cost versus your current boiler and CO₂ saved.

EV & transport

EV charging cost

What does it cost to charge an electric car? Enter your battery, efficiency and mix of home, public AC and rapid DC charging to get the cost per charge, per 100 km and per month, including charging losses, compared with a petrol car.

Home energy

Electricity bill calculator

Build your household electricity bill from the appliances you actually use (or from your kWh), with flat, tiered or day/night tariffs, standing charge, levies and VAT. See which devices drive the cost.

Carbon & climate

Carbon footprint

Home energy on your own country's grid, heating, car, flights, diet and shopping, in tonnes CO₂e per person. Compares the result with your country, the world and the 1.5 °C target, and ranks the actions that cut most for you.

Energy finance

LCOE calculator

Capex, fixed and variable O&M, fuel and heat rate, capacity factor, lifetime, WACC, construction time, degradation and carbon price → the levelized cost per MWh, broken down by component and compared across 11 technologies.

Solar

How many solar panels?

Turns your yearly kWh (or monthly bill) into the number of panels, system size and roof area you need, using NASA satellite sunshine for your exact location, your panel model and roof orientation.

Who runs on renewables?

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Fiji: 63.5% renewableTanzania: 32.9% renewableWestern Sahara: 0% renewableCanada: 63.9% renewableUnited States: 25.6% renewableKazakhstan: 14.9% renewableUzbekistan: 19.4% renewablePapua New Guinea: 23.7% renewableIndonesia: 18.1% renewableArgentina: 34.6% renewableChile: 66.4% renewableDR Congo: 100% renewableSomalia: 20.9% renewableKenya: 90% renewableSudan: 79.7% renewableChad: 5.4% renewableHaiti: 18.6% renewableDominican Republic: 23.8% renewableRussia: 17.4% renewableBahamas: 0.9% renewableFalkland Islands: 0% renewableNorway: 99% renewableGreenland: 83.3% renewableTimor-Leste: 0% renewableSouth Africa: 13.6% renewableLesotho: 100% renewableMexico: 23.1% renewableUruguay: 97.8% renewableBrazil: 86.6% renewableBolivia: 36.1% renewablePeru: 63.7% renewableColombia: 77% renewablePanama: 68% renewableCosta Rica: 100% renewableNicaragua: 62.4% renewableHonduras: 55.4% renewableEl Salvador: 86.5% renewableGuatemala: 68.3% renewableBelize: 87.2% renewableVenezuela: 91.1% renewableGuyana: 2.9% renewableSuriname: 52.9% renewableFrance: 26.1% renewableEcuador: 79.4% renewablePuerto Rico: 6.4% renewableJamaica: 12.6% renewableCuba: 4% renewableZimbabwe: 57.1% renewableBotswana: 0.3% renewableNamibia: 97.6% renewableSenegal: 19.8% renewableMali: 19.5% renewableMauritania: 22.7% renewableBenin: 4% renewableNiger: 3.2% renewableNigeria: 31.3% renewableCameroon: 73.1% renewableTogo: 29.6% renewableGhana: 36.2% renewableCôte d'Ivoire: 28.9% renewableGuinea: 75.2% renewableGuinea-Bissau: 0% renewableLiberia: 54.4% renewableSierra Leone: 95.2% renewableBurkina Faso: 17.2% renewableCentral African Republic: 100% renewableRepublic of the Congo: 20.9% renewableGabon: 35.4% renewableEquatorial Guinea: 26.8% renewableZambia: 87.5% renewableMalawi: 95.6% renewableMozambique: 83.4% renewableEswatini: 96.7% renewableAngola: 73.7% renewableBurundi: 75.5% renewableIsrael: 16.9% renewableLebanon: 43.8% renewableMadagascar: 42.4% renewablePalestine: 39.4% renewableGambia: 0% renewableTunisia: 4% renewableAlgeria: 1.1% renewableJordan: 24.1% renewableUnited Arab Emirates: 8.8% renewableQatar: 4.1% renewableKuwait: 2.2% renewableIraq: 1.6% renewableOman: 4.5% renewableVanuatu: 25% renewableCambodia: 40.9% renewableThailand: 16.6% renewableLaos: 76.7% renewableMyanmar: 47.9% renewableVietnam: 45.4% renewableNorth Korea: 63.4% renewableSouth Korea: 10.4% renewableMongolia: 8.4% renewableIndia: 24.1% renewableBangladesh: 2.1% renewableBhutan: 100% renewableNepal: 100% renewablePakistan: 42.7% renewableAfghanistan: 86.9% renewableTajikistan: 94.4% renewableKyrgyzstan: 84.7% renewableTurkmenistan: 0% renewableIran: 3.8% renewableSyria: 3.5% renewableArmenia: 39% renewableSweden: 71.2% renewableBelarus: 4.8% renewableUkraine: 16.4% renewablePoland: 31.5% renewableAustria: 83.6% renewableHungary: 35.3% renewableMoldova: 11.2% renewableRomania: 47% renewableLithuania: 77.6% renewableLatvia: 73% renewableEstonia: 59.6% renewableGermany: 59.1% renewableBulgaria: 32.8% renewableGreece: 49.7% renewableTürkiye: 43.3% renewableAlbania: 100% renewableCroatia: 76.3% renewableSwitzerland: 67.8% renewableLuxembourg: 91.6% renewableBelgium: 38.9% renewableNetherlands: 51.2% renewablePortugal: 81% renewableSpain: 55.9% renewableIreland: 48.1% renewableNew Caledonia: 26.9% renewableSolomon Islands: 9.1% renewableNew Zealand: 88.5% renewableAustralia: 38.6% renewableSri Lanka: 61.6% renewableChina: 37% renewableTaiwan: 12.2% renewableItaly: 48.8% renewableDenmark: 91.2% renewableUnited Kingdom: 52% renewableIceland: 100% renewableAzerbaijan: 12.1% renewableGeorgia: 79.6% renewablePhilippines: 23.3% renewableMalaysia: 20.7% renewableBrunei: 0.2% renewableSlovenia: 39.6% renewableFinland: 56.5% renewableSlovakia: 18.7% renewableCzechia: 16.8% renewableEritrea: 11.1% renewableJapan: 23.6% renewableParaguay: 100% renewableYemen: 11.2% renewableSaudi Arabia: 2.2% renewableCyprus: 27.8% renewableMorocco: 24% renewableEgypt: 13% renewableLibya: 0% renewableEthiopia: 100% renewableDjibouti: 35% renewableUganda: 97.1% renewableRwanda: 49.6% renewableBosnia and Herzegovina: 43.6% renewableNorth Macedonia: 47.2% renewableSerbia: 27.8% renewableMontenegro: 75.6% renewableTrinidad and Tobago: 0.1% renewableSouth Sudan: 1.8% renewable
0%100% renewable electricity (2025)

Darker green means a larger share of electricity from hydro, wind, solar, bioenergy and geothermal. Hover a country for its value, click for its full profile, or open the animated map to follow the shift year by year since 1985.

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Real weather, not rules of thumb

Solar and wind tools download hourly NASA satellite data for your exact coordinates and simulate the whole year.

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Links that stay alive

Share a calculation and the recipient sees your exact inputs and can tweak them. Useful for installers, their clients, and settling arguments.

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Reports with a letterhead

Turn any result into a clean, branded A4 report with charts, inputs, method and a QR code back to the live version.

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Open data, cited

Ember, Energy Institute, NASA POWER, WRI, Global Energy Monitor and the Global Solar & Wind Atlas. Every number can be traced to its source.

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Frequently asked questions

What share of the world's electricity is renewable?
In 2025, renewables (hydro, wind, solar, bioenergy and others) generated about 33.8% of the world’s electricity, and low-carbon sources including nuclear about 42.6%, according to Ember and Energy Institute data compiled by Our World in Data.
How much has solar power grown?
Global solar generation rose from about 256 TWh in 2015 to 2,779 TWh in 2025, roughly 11× in ten years.
Is GreenEnergy.net free?
Yes. Every calculator, map and country profile is free and needs no account. Advertising pays for the site.
Can I use your calculators on my website?
Yes. Every calculator has an embed code at the bottom of its page. See Embed our tools.