Figure 2
The four choropleth maps of Europe are arranged in a 2 by 2 grid, each showing country-level values labeled with two-letter country codes and numeric scores. Top left: The map titled “Eco-innovation” displays values ranging from 0 to 1. Countries in Northern and Western Europe show higher values, including “F I 0.98”, “D K 0.9”, and “S E 0.87”, shaded in green. Central and Southern regions show moderate values such as “D E 0.68”, “F R 0.59”, and “I T 0.59”. Lower values appear in Eastern and Southeastern Europe, including “P L 0.07”, “R O 0.22”, and “B G 0”. Colors transition from green (high) to orange and red (low). Top right: The map titled “A I by small businesses” shows generally lower values. Northern countries such as “D K 0.91” and “F I 0.36” are relatively higher, while many countries across Central and Eastern Europe display low values, such as “P L 0.04”, “R O 0.04”, and “B G 0.04”. Western countries like “N L 0.6” and “P T 0.8” show moderate to higher values. The color scale trends toward orange and red overall. Bottom left: The map titled “A I by large enterprises” shows higher adoption than small businesses. Northern and Western Europe again lead, including “D K 1”, “N L 0.53”, and “B E 0.58”. Moderate values appear in Central Europe such as “C Z 0.2” and “P L 0.16”. Lower values are observed in Eastern countries such as “R O 0.04” and “B G 0.07”. Bottom right: The map titled “A I by medium-sized enterprises” shows intermediate values between small and large enterprises. Higher values appear in “D K 0.98”, “P T 0.72”, and “N L 0.68”. Moderate values include “S I 0.49” and “S E 0.44”. Lower values are seen in Eastern Europe, including “R O 0.02” and “S K 0.05”.EU maps – Eco-innovation, AI adoption by small businesses, AI adoption by medium-sized enterprises and AI adoption by large enterprises