Greenwatch has launched a map showing, which countries have invested in building technology suitable for renewable energy and produce the highest amount of electricity.
The data for its research was obtained from statistics provided by International Energy Agency in 2016.
Portugal ranks on the top of countries that generate the most wind and solar electricity, surpassing New Zealand and Scandinavian countries.
European countries such as Spain, UK, Germany, Romania and Italy dominate the top 10 highest electricity production. New Zealand also proves its progressive attitude towards clean energy and sustainability, and registers a level of 23.2% electricity generation.
The lowest renewable energy producing countries include Venezuela, Nigeria and Saudi Arabia.
A spokesperson said: “Renewable energy is infinite, affordable, clean and does not generate any emissions. It creates jobs, stimulates domestic economies and results in clean water and air. Wind and solar energy are able to differentiate country’s energy portfolio, therefore, they are considered reliable sources of electricity.
“Countries with lower indicators should learn more from these policies and create incentives to enhance the use of wind and solar energy.”