Estonia has been ranked in a high tenth place in the Energy Transition Index rankings of the World Economic Forum.
The latest Energy Transition Index study ranks 120 economies by the current functioning of their energy systems, economic development, growth, environmental sustainability, energy security and accessibility. In addition, countries’ preparedness for the transition to secure, sustainable, affordable and inclusive energy systems was looked at.
Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Switzerland make up the top six nations of the rankings, in that order. Estonia is ahead of, for example, Germany, the United States, Britain and Japan. Its Baltic neighbours, Latvia and Lithuania, are in places 26 and 36, respectively.