2016 Energy Trima Index Announced
23rd held in Istanbul According to the 2016 Energy Trilemma Index, which focuses on sustainability in energy, described in the World Energy Congress, access to electricity and clean cooking facilities in 125 countries examined since 2000, 85 percent of 74 percent. Carbon density drops to 0.27tCo2/$ as of 2014, the ratio of renewables in the variety of global energy sources rose to 9.7 percent in 2015.
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- Denmark, Switzerland and Sweden are located at the top of the index, rated 125 countries.
- From 10 countries in the first row from Europe. This proves the success of cooperating with long-term energy and climate policies. However, there is a way that Europe should take into account to complete the energy conversion; it should focus on new market designs and demand management, set an effective carbon price.
- New Zealand is ranked 10, the Philippines is heading to the environmental sustainability category. In response to rapidly increasing energy demand, it creates problems for Asia region. By increasing the use of reliable infrastructure, trade relations and edible energy sources, reduce dependence on energy, burn the region into sustainable energy target.
- The Middle East and North African countries with about 50 percent of global oil and natural gas resources face a problem, such as reducing diversification and energy density, to improve low environmental performance. UAE, the leader of the region with its efforts in diversification.
- In Latin America, the system's infamous and energy equality should be improved. Uruguay, which successfully carries out energy conversion, constitutes an example.
- In Substrate African countries, Mauritius (49), Gabon (67) and South Africa (84) attracts head. Despite the potential in rich resources and renewable energies, the region is located in the lower rows of energy access. Increased energy demand means the investment withdrawal of the region, corporate capacity expansion and development of both grid and non-grid energy supply.
- In between Germany, United Kingdom and USA, some G7 countries are located in the list of "negative-looking countries", pointing out the problems that traditional industry leaders face energy transformation. [
] ]- In the list 46th place, Turkey received C note in energy equality and environmental sustainability categories. Thus, the general note of Turkey was determined as CBB. In 2015, Turkey was ranked 46th in 45th, 2014.
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