Carbon Neutral Targets set by Countries

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More than 150 countries have set net-zero or carbon-neutral targets, but the deadlines and their legally binding nature vary. The most ambitious goal is a 1.5°C limit on global warming, as outlined in the Paris Agreement. 

Countries with a legally binding net-zero target

1. Sweden: Net-zero by 2045.
2. United Kingdom: Net-zero by 2050.
3. France: Net-zero by 2050.
4. Denmark: Net-zero by 2050.
5. New Zealand: Net-zero by 2050.
6. Hungary: Net-zero by 2050.
7. Finland: Net-zero by 2035.
8. Germany: Net-zero by 2045.
9. Iceland: Net-zero by 2040.
10. Austria: Net-zero by 2040.
11. Chile: Net-zero by 2050.
12. Switzerland: Net-zero by 2050.
13. South Korea: Net-zero by 2050.
14. Canada: Net-zero by 2050. 

Countries with a net-zero target in a policy document

1. United States: Net-zero by 2050.
2. Japan: Net-zero by 2050.
3. China: Net-zero by 2060.
4. Brazil: Net-zero by 2050.
5. Australia: Net-zero by 2050.
6. India: Net-zero by 2070.
7. Indonesia: Net-zero by 2060. 

Countries that have already achieved/ nearing carbon negativity

1. Suriname: Achieved carbon negative in 2014.
2. Bhutan: Carbon negative by 2030.