17 Apr 2009
by Florian Bauer in News
A huge amount of money is allocated by governments all over the world to stimulate the economy which represents a unique opportunity for green businesses. The question is: how much will governments spend in accelerating the shift from fossil energy to renewable energy and help to create a more energy efficient future?
HSBC Climate Change created an excellent report called “A Climate for Recovery” [found on GlobalDashboard] answering this question. They analysed more than 20 economic recovery plans and categorised the spending and tax-cutting measures according to the 18 investment themes identified in the HSBC Climate Change Index. Based on the data of this report, the Financial Times released a very interesting interactive graph, to show “which country has the greenest bailout“.
To make it short and simple we created some charts based on the numbers of the HSBC report (table on page 2)

Worldwide Stimulus Packages - Source: HSBC Report
4 comments
1 John Didea
460 days agoLets Save the Planet
We are in the business of manufacturing industrial wind turbines from 750KW -4MW .Many wind park developers have problems securing funds subject to buid the wind arms
What bans can do to help developers in such economical crisis today.
Hope to see some results
Best regards
John Didea
Manager /Inventor
2 China’s stimulus helps meet green goals | reegle Blog
453 days ago[...] government announced a USD586 billion stimulus package (see our blog article about worldwide stimulus packages) last November to prop up domestic demand and maintain growth. Of the USD34 billion the central [...]
3 Rich Maltzman, PMP
195 days agoNice information – good to see a global view, not just the US.
Thanks.
4 Brady Bryant
92 days agoI think that the stimulus package have helped a lot in restoring the economy. right now we can see some improvements in the economy. right now we can see some improvements in the eco
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