Top Potential Countries For Energy Tech Invention

This is my follow up to my last blog where I gave solid reasons for considering a new location for my energy tech invention outside of the USA. As you know, I always take action on what I believe in and I have already started researching the top countries where the invention can be built. As stated in previous blogs, God has showed me in dreams that my invention is a massive trillion dollar company. That means, the country I build it in will benefit enormously. This invention is a gift from God to the world and it is not appropriate to put it in a country that has shown itself to be undeserving. The following is the initial data from my research into the top countries where my invention could be built.

Research Methods

Lately, I have experimented with several different AI platforms for the purpose of many different research projects. In the process, I have found Grok (by Elon Musk) to be one of the top artificial intelligence resources. When doing a thorough research, you must consider multiple sources to look for signs of bias, accuracy or agreement. I am doing that now in the context of this post.

What you will read below is only one piece of my new research. If I choose to continue writing about this decision making process, I may follow that up with more data later.

Top Countries for New Energy Tech Startups in 2025

Launching a new energy tech startup—focusing on renewables, batteries, hydrogen, carbon capture, and smart grids—requires ecosystems with strong government incentives, VC funding for cleantech (projected at $50B+ globally in 2025), talent from energy research hubs, and supportive policies like net-zero targets. Drawing from 2025 deep tech rankings, energy sector analyses, and greentech reports, here are the top 10 countries. This synthesizes data emphasizing innovation, funding ($100B+ in top nations), and growth in clean energy jobs (e.g., 14M globally).

United States (But maybe NOT for reasons stated in my last post).
Global leader with $30B+ in cleantech VC; hubs like California (solar/batteries) and Texas (hydrogen/grid tech) host startups like Redwood Materials. IRA tax credits (up to 30% for renewables) and talent from MIT/Stanford drive scale. Ease of Doing Business: 6th; Green Jobs: 7M+.
China
Dominates manufacturing (50%+ of global solar/wind capacity) with $20B+ state-backed funding; Beijing/Shanghai ecosystems support 1,000+ energy startups via “Made in China 2025.” Focus on energy storage and EVs; challenges include IP for foreigners. Ease: 31st; Green Jobs: 5M+.
Germany
Europe’s renewables powerhouse via Energiewende policy; $10B+ funding for wind/hydrogen in Berlin/Munich. Hosts Siemens Energy ecosystem; 300K+ green jobs and R&D grants (up to 50%). Ease: 22nd; Green Jobs: 300K+.
United Kingdom
£5B+ in green finance; London leads in offshore wind/carbon capture with startups like Octopus Energy. Innovate UK grants (33% R&D relief) and net-zero 2050 targets attract EU talent. Ease: 8th; Green Jobs: 500K+.
Norway
90%+ hydropower base fuels offshore wind/hydrogen innovation; Oslo hub with $2B+ sovereign wealth fund investments. Strong in maritime energy tech; business-friendly policies. Ease: 9th; Green Jobs: 100K+.
Canada
Vast hydro resources and $5B+ in clean tech funding; Toronto/Vancouver excel in batteries/hydrogen (e.g., Ballard Power). Federal incentives like SDTC grants; abundant talent from UBC. Ease: 23rd; Green Jobs: 280K+.
India
Booming solar/wind with 900K+ jobs; Bangalore/Delhi host 500+ startups via Startup India ($1B fund). Green hydrogen mission and low costs; IIT talent pool. Ease: 63rd; Green Jobs: 900K+.
United Arab Emirates
$160B+ clean energy plan; Dubai/Abu Dhabi focus on solar/hydrogen (e.g., Masdar City incubator). Zero-tax free zones, golden visas; oil transition funds. Ease: 16th; Green Jobs: 50K+.
Sweden
Sustainability leader with $3B+ VC for green tech; Stockholm excels in biofuels/energy efficiency. EU grants and corporate ties (e.g., Vattenfall); high innovation ranking. Ease: 10th; Green Jobs: 100K+.
Denmark
Wind energy pioneer (Ørsted ecosystem); Copenhagen hub with $2B+ funding for turbines/storage. 50% R&D tax credits and green transition policies; strong biotech-energy crossover. Ease: 4th; Green Jobs: 80K+.

Key Considerations

For Funding/Scale: US, China, or Germany for VC density.
For Policy Incentives: Norway, UAE, or India for grants/visas.
Emerging Trends: Asia (India/China) surges 20%+ YoY in cleantech exits; monitor COP30 for policy shifts. Data from 2025 deep tech and energy reports; consult local accelerators like Cleantech for Startups for tailored advice.

Continued: Top Countries for New Energy Tech Startups in 2025 (11-20)

Building on the top 10, here are positions 11-20, informed by cleantech funding resilience (down only 64% vs. 70% overall in 2024), European overperformance in energy VC, and global innovation indexes. These emphasize emerging hubs with policy shifts toward hydrogen, batteries, and carbon tech, plus talent from specialized programs.

Ireland
EU cleantech leader with $2B+ in green funding; Dublin hosts Atlantic projects in offshore wind and biofuels. Enterprise Ireland grants (up to €500K) and 25% R&D credits. Ease: 24th; Green Jobs: 50K+. 21
Israel
Water and agrotech innovator with $3B+ in energy exports; Tel Aviv excels in desalination/solar hybrids. Innovation Authority funds (50% grants); resilient despite geopolitics. Ease: ~20th; Green Jobs: 20K+. 21
Australia
Solar/wind giant with $10B+ in exports; Sydney/Melbourne hubs for hydrogen pilots (e.g., H2 hubs). ARENA grants and net-zero policies; vast resources for scale. Ease: 14th; Green Jobs: 100K+. 20 21
France
Nuclear-to-renewables transition with €15B+ in green bonds; Paris leads in energy storage. Bpifrance funding and 30% tax credits; EU Green Deal access. Ease: 32nd; Green Jobs: 400K+. 21
Netherlands
Circular economy pioneer with $4B+ VC; Amsterdam/Rotterdam focus on waste-to-energy and ports electrification. Overperforms in EU funding share; TNO R&D partnerships. Ease: 42nd; Green Jobs: 150K+. 21
Saudi Arabia
$150B+ Vision 2030 renewables push; NEOM hub for green hydrogen/solar. KAUST accelerators and zero-tax zones; oil-to-clean pivot. Ease: ~62nd; Green Jobs: 100K+. 20
Brazil
Bioenergy leader (80% renewable grid); São Paulo excels in ethanol/sustainable ag. BNDES loans and Amazon carbon credits; low-cost scaling. Ease: 124th; Green Jobs: 1M+. 20
Finland
Forest bioeconomy with $1B+ in cleantech; Helsinki hubs for carbon capture/wood tech. Business Finland grants (50% funding); high innovation density. Ease: 20th; Green Jobs: 50K+.
Japan
Efficiency tech with $5B+ in hydrogen; Tokyo/Osaka for fuel cells/EV batteries. METI subsidies and post-Fukushima renewables focus. Ease: 29th; Green Jobs: 300K+.
South Korea
Battery powerhouse (LG/Samsung ecosystem); Seoul leads in ESS with $10B+ exports. KETEP R&D (40% grants); 2050 carbon neutral goals. Ease: 5th; Green Jobs: 200K+.

Key Considerations (Updated)

For Diversification: Ireland/Netherlands for EU market access; Saudi/Brazil for resource-rich scale.
Trends: Europe captures 2x funding share vs. general startups; Asia (Japan/Korea) surges in storage tech. Data blends 2025 indexes; for deeper dives, explore Cleantech Group or StartupBlink reports.

(The above data is courtesy of Grok AI.)

Research Ongoing

So, now you can see, I really have taken serious steps towards what I’m saying about looking for a different country. God of course has the final say but it is my job to do the research and be prepared if He tells me not to build it in my country.

The country(s) where this business is established will benefit immensely from this massive global technology business. Until now, I never questioned that it would be built in the USA. Unfortunately, it was when I saw the unbelievably disgraceful and evil attitudes from the American church as a whole that everything changed. I guess you’ll eventually find out where this ends up and how it all goes. Believe me, I have much more to say about this.

To be continued…