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23 Jun 2025
India dropped to the 71st position in the 2025 Energy Transition Index. This is a decline from its 63rd rank last year. Sweden ranked first globally.
India has indeed slipped to 71st position in the 2025 Energy Transition Index (ETI), a decline from its 63rd rank last year. The ETI, released by the World Economic Forum (WEF), ranks 118 countries based on their performance in energy security, sustainability, and equity. Sweden topped the list, followed closely by Finland, Denmark, Norway, and Switzerland.
Key Highlights of India's Performance:
Rank: 71st out of 118 countries, down from 63rd in 2024
Score: 53.3 out of 100
Strengths: Improved energy efficiency, regulatory frameworks, and investment in clean energy
Weaknesses: Energy security, grid reliability, and equity
Despite the decline in ranking, India has made notable progress in energy access, clean fuel access, and investment capacity. The US led in energy security, while China ranked 12th overall. The report emphasizes the growing influence of top economies in shaping the global energy transition.