But still, China is going full power on renewables, eventually they will pull ahead there as well, unless west or others start investing in renewables seriously.
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Data should be per capita or another relative measure.
If you want it Per Capita, try this one with data from 2023.
Pretty different story naturally.
(edited link to include the same countries as the op post)
But still, China is going full power on renewables, eventually they will pull ahead there as well, unless west or others start investing in renewables seriously.
Indeed that paints a different picture as suggested.
Yes, solar per capita, or percentage of solar in total energy production.