In light of the G20 Summit in Mexico this summer, Sustainable America took a look at what has changed since 2002, when this group of finance ministers and central bank governors from 20 major economies pledged to “substantially increase” the use of renewable energy.[^1] Our graphic below uses multiple sources to examine the progress (and in some cases the lack of progress) made worldwide in the last decade, where the energy is coming from (hint: oil is still #1), and the investment money going toward clean energy.
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[^1]: TIME Ecocentric Blog: Bright Times: Ranking the G20 Nations By Renewable Energy
[^2]: Bloomberg: World Energy Can Be 95% Renewable by 2050, Study Says
