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Clean energy is noncarbohydrate energy that does not produce carbon dioxide when generated. It includes hydropower and nuclear, geothermal, and solar power, among others.

Rank	Country	Value
Alternative and nuclear energy (% of total energy use) - Energy production & use - Environment - World Development Indicators (2007)
1	Paraguay	109.95
2	Iceland	80.63
3	Sweden	46.16
4	France	45.56
5	Norway	43.17
6	Kyrgyzstan	41.19
7	Switzerland	40.95
8	Tajikistan	37.74
9	Costa Rica	34.98
10	Armenia	28.97
11	Lithuania	28.71
12	El Salvador	27.40
13	New Zealand	25.94
14	Slovakia	24.87
15	Slovenia	24.08
16	Philippines	23.82
17	Belgium	22.19
18	Uruguay	21.91
19	Canada	20.90
20	Bulgaria	20.36
21	Finland	20.13
22	Ukraine	18.20
23	Euro area	18.16
24	Georgia	18.01
25	South Korea	16.94
26	North Korea	16.94
27	Czech Republic	15.39
28	Japan	15.33
29	Brazil	15.10
30	Mozambique	15.09
31	Hungary	14.79
32	High income: OECD	14.29
33	Spain	13.35
34	High income	13.29
35	Colombia	13.17
36	Germany	12.79
37	Peru	11.99
38	Zambia	11.31
39	Venezuela	11.21
40	Panama	11.15
41	Albania	11.14
42	Latin America & Caribbean	10.82
43	United States	10.80
44	Austria	10.27
45	Romania	8.74
46	Namibia	8.68
47	Russia	8.58
48	United Kingdom	8.22
49	Europe & Central Asia	8.11
50	Upper middle income	7.41
51	Nicaragua	6.76
52	Ecuador	6.58
53	Chile	6.46
54	Kenya	6.43
55	Mexico	6.27
56	Argentina	6.17
57	Bosnia and Herzegovina	6.14
58	Portugal	5.72
59	Serbia	5.72
60	Latvia	5.14
61	Middle income	5.06
62	Low & middle income	5.01
63	Zimbabwe	4.74
64	Vietnam	4.61
65	Italy	4.61
66	Turkey	4.58
67	Cameroon	4.54
68	Heavily indebted poor countries (HIPC)	4.28
69	Low income	4.10
70	Honduras	4
71	Croatia	3.98
72	Democratic Republic of the Congo	3.94
73	Pakistan	3.93
74	Lower middle income	3.78
75	Guatemala	3.77
76	Gabon	3.73
77	Indonesia	3.68
78	Bolivia	3.66
79	Sri Lanka	3.65
80	East Asia & Pacific	3.45
81	Israel	3.41
82	Ghana	3.38
83	Denmark	3.28
84	China	3.22
85	Macedonia	3.21
86	High income: nonOECD	2.85
87	South Asia	2.79
88	India	2.72
89	Least developed countries: UN classification	2.59
90	Angola	2.59
91	Nepal	2.51
92	Sub-Saharan Africa	2.46
93	Republic of the Congo	2.29
94	South Africa	2.27
95	Cyprus	2.17
96	Egypt	2.09
97	Burma	1.93
98	Netherlands	1.78
99	Greece	1.72
100	Azerbaijan	1.70
101	Lebanon	1.70
102	Ivory Coast	1.55
103	Syria	1.54
104	Dominican Republic	1.52
105	Ireland	1.51
106	Jordan	1.46
107	Australia	1.29
108	Ethiopia	1.27
109	Tanzania	1.18
110	Uzbekistan	1.13
111	Kazakhstan	1.06
112	Morocco	0.96
113	Middle East & North Africa	0.91
114	Sudan	0.85
115	Iran	0.84
116	Malaysia	0.77
117	Senegal	0.71
118	Thailand	0.67
119	Nigeria	0.52
120	Bangladesh	0.47
121	Haiti	0.47
122	Jamaica	0.36
123	Luxembourg	0.36
124	Togo	0.33
125	Poland	0.26
126	Estonia	0.18
127	Iraq	0.13
128	Malta	0.12
129	Cuba	0.10
130	Moldova	0.09
131	Tunisia	0.09
132	Cambodia	0.08
133	Algeria	0.05
134	Belarus	0.01
135	United Arab Emirates	0
136	Mongolia	0
137	Trinidad and Tobago	0
138	Saudi Arabia	0
139	Netherlands Antilles	0
140	Oman	0
141	Hong Kong	0
142	Singapore	0
143	Botswana	0
144	Brunei Darussalam	0
145	Libya	0
146	Kuwait	0
147	Benin	0
148	Yemen	0
149	Qatar	0
150	Eritrea	0
151	Bahrain	0
152	Turkmenistan	0

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