Illinois significantly increased its natural gas consumption over the past 20 year

For instance, Illinois generates more electricity from nuclear energy than any other state in the US, and it accounted for about 12% of US nuclear power generation in 2021 (EIA, 2022a)

So why are Illinois and Denmark appropriate cases to compare and find insights that might be mutually usable in both geographies? In this article, these two areas were selected because of their endeavors of being leading territories in creating clean energy systems – both territories have goals of 100% renewable energy or climate-neutral society by 2050. In terms of physical and economic characteristics mentioned in Table 2, in both territories, there is a high population density and high concentration of Gross Domestic Product (GDP), relatively good weather, flat surface, a big mass of water around, one single metropolitan area, an increasing awareness of environmental issues including flooding risks from climate change, and finally a huge dependence on the fossil fuels in the past (mostly coa

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