environmental2025

Firms adopting energy-management measures to reduce emissions

Name: Firms adopting energy-management measures to reduce emissions
Creator: World Bank World Development Indicators
Keywords: trending-statistics-research, daily-10, firm-energy-management

Compare firms adopting energy-management measures to reduce emissions across 61 ISO-mapped countries or territories using one fixed 2025 official-source slice.

Source: World Bank World Development Indicators•61 countries

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Key Insights

Global Average

36.5% of firms

Median: 36.1% of firms

Countries Covered

61

with available data

Highest

Belgium

74.0% of firms

Lowest

Saudi Arabia

0.5% of firms

Top 5 Countries

1Belgium74.0% of firms

2Finland73.8% of firms

3France72.4% of firms

4Switzerland72.1% of firms

5Netherlands70.8% of firms

By Region

Key Findings

•61 ISO-mapped countries or territories have a finite 2025 observation.
•Belgium has the highest published value (73.99562073 % of firms).
•Saudi Arabia has the lowest published value (0.492354244 % of firms).

Country Rankings

Top 10 Countries

Bottom 10 Countries

Data Analysis

Value Distribution

How countries are distributed across the value range

Low (0.5% of firms)High (74.0% of firms)

Regional Comparison

Average values by world region (Global avg: 36.5% of firms)

About This Statistic

Share of companies adopting energy-saving practices to reduce emissions over the past three years.

MapTheory retains one fixed year, unit and explicit source slice. Only finite ISO-mapped observations are included; aggregates, missing values, non-ISO geographies and conflicting duplicates are excluded. No values are estimated or imputed by MapTheory.

Methodology

Share of companies adopting energy-saving practices to reduce emissions over the past three years.

Full Data

Rank ↑	Country ↕	Value ↕
1	Belgium	74.0% of firms
2	Finland	73.8% of firms
3	France	72.4% of firms
4	Switzerland	72.1% of firms
5	Netherlands	70.8% of firms
6	Norway	68.5% of firms
7	Denmark	66.5% of firms
8	Guatemala	63.5% of firms
9	Austria	58.2% of firms
10	Australia	57.1% of firms
11	Gabon	55.6% of firms
12	Germany	54.5% of firms
13	India	54.3% of firms
14	Malawi	52.8% of firms
15	Chile	52.7% of firms
16	Djibouti	51.3% of firms
17	Uganda	47.2% of firms
18	Kiribati	46.6% of firms
19	Czech Republic	46.0% of firms
20	Sri Lanka	44.4% of firms
21	Fiji	44.1% of firms
22	Zimbabwe	43.3% of firms
23	Brazil	41.6% of firms
24	Nigeria	41.3% of firms
25	Suriname	40.1% of firms
26	Bolivia	39.3% of firms
27	Solomon Islands	38.8% of firms
28	Belize	38.5% of firms
29	Afghanistan	37.9% of firms
30	Guinea	36.2% of firms
31	Mongolia	36.1% of firms
32	Japan	36.1% of firms
33	Grenada	34.8% of firms
34	Saint Lucia	33.8% of firms
35	Maldives	33.4% of firms
36	Dominican Republic	33.1% of firms
37	Kenya	30.6% of firms
38	Lithuania	30.0% of firms
39	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	27.2% of firms
40	Brunei Darussalam	24.9% of firms
41	Antigua and Barbuda	24.9% of firms
42	Somalia	24.9% of firms
43	Burundi	24.7% of firms
44	Zambia	24.3% of firms
45	Thailand	23.3% of firms
46	Niger	23.1% of firms
47	Liberia	19.8% of firms
48	Comoros	18.8% of firms
49	Ethiopia	18.1% of firms
50	Sao Tome and Principe	17.6% of firms
51	Albania	17.5% of firms
52	Mauritania	17.3% of firms
53	Mozambique	16.4% of firms
54	Trinidad and Tobago	14.4% of firms
55	Poland	13.5% of firms
56	Panama	9.7% of firms
57	Guinea-Bissau	6.6% of firms
58	Kuwait	5.5% of firms
59	Qatar	1.6% of firms
60	Egypt	1.0% of firms
61	Saudi Arabia	0.5% of firms

Showing 61 of 61 countries

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Data Source

This data comes from World Bank World Development Indicators (2025).

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