About Energy Transition Index:
- It is released by the World Economic Forum.
- It evaluates countries on energy security, sustainability and equity, along with the readiness of their policy, financial and infrastructure environments to support the transition.
- A country’s final ETI score is a weighted composite of two sub-indices: system performance (60%) and transition readiness (40%).
- System performance is evenly distributed across equity, security and sustainability dimensions, while transition readiness is divided into two categories: core enablers and enabling factors.
- Core enablers include regulation and political commitment as well as finance and investment, while enabling factors encompass innovation, infrastructure and education and human capital.
- ETI scores use a 0-100 scale, with 100 representing the highest global performance for each indicator and index component.
Key Findings of Energy Transition Index 2026
- Sweden, Finland and Denmark retained their top three positions globally
- Singapore posted one of the largest improvements, climbing 10 places to 42nd due to stronger regulations and political commitment.
- Six G20 members featured in the top 20: Germany (9th), France (10th), the United Kingdom (11th), China (14th), Brazil (17th) and the United States (19th).
