The Energy Transparency Index, on the one hand, is a final product that provides an integrated assessment of the information disclosure in the country’s energy sector and its components, and on the other hand, a universal tool that allows in-depth analysis with breakdown into categories, criteria and certain markets, as well as tracking changes – both in time and in comparison with other countries. In interactive view, the Index is available via link.

Total score in 2022 - 39 of 100 possible.

Assessment by categories:

1. Balances - 58 of 100 possible
2. Natural monopolies - 44
3. Supply - 37
4. Reliability and security - 25
5. Consumption - 49
6. Reporting - 33
7. Policy - 44
8. Public authorities - 32

Assessment by sectors:

1. Natural gas - 47 of 100 possible
2. Electricity - 41
3. Oil and liquid fuels - 14
4. Steam coal - 26
5. Heat - 43

The Energy Transparency Index, on the one hand, is a final product that provides an integrated assessment of the information disclosure in the country’s energy sector and its components, and on the other hand, a universal tool that allows in-depth analysis with breakdown into categories, criteria and certain markets, as well as tracking changes – both in time and in comparison with other countries. In interactive view, the Index is available via link.

Total score in 2021 - 63 of 100 possible.

Assessment by categories:

1. Balances - 58 of 100 possible
2. Natural monopolies - 70
3. Supply - 63
4. Reliability and security - 54
5. Consumption - 70
6. Reporting - 53
7. Policy - 54
8. Public authorities - 57

Assessment by sectors:

1. Natural gas - 72 of 100 possible
2. Electricity - 73
3. Oil and liquid fuels - 23
4. Steam coal - 60
5. Heat - 69

The Energy Transparency Index, on the one hand, is a final product that provides an integrated assessment of the information disclosure in the country’s energy sector and its components, and on the other hand, a universal tool that allows in-depth analysis with breakdown into categories, criteria and certain markets, as well as tracking changes – both in time and in comparison with other countries. In interactive view, the Index is available via link.

Total score in 2020 - 58 of 100 possible.

Assessment by categories:

1. Balances - 58 of 100 possible
2. Natural monopolies - 59
3. Supply - 58
4. Reliability and security - 53
5. Consumption - 68
6. Reporting - 35
7. Policy - 59
8. Public authorities - 56

Assessment by sectors:

1. Natural gas - 64 of 100 possible
2. Electricity - 66
3. Oil and liquid fuels - 22
4. Steam coal - 48
5. Heat - 74

The Energy Transparency Index, on the one hand, is a final product that provides an integrated assessment of the information disclosure in the country’s energy sector and its components, and on the other hand, a universal tool that allows in-depth analysis with breakdown into categories, criteria and certain markets, as well as tracking changes – both in time and in comparison with other countries. In interactive view, the Index is available via link.

Total score in 2019 - 48 of 100 possible.

Assessment by categories:

1. Balances - 58 of 100 possible
2. Natural monopolies - 46
3. Supply - 49
4. Reliability and security - 50
5. Consumption - 53
6. Reporting - 27
7. Policy - 56
8. Public authorities - 50

Assessment by sectors:

1. Natural gas - 54 of 100 possible
2. Electricity - 49
3. Oil and liquid fuels - 27
4. Steam coal - 48
5. Heat - 48

The Energy Transparency Index, on the one hand, is a final product that provides an integrated assessment of the information disclosure in the country’s energy sector and its components, and on the other hand, a universal tool that allows in-depth analysis with breakdown into categories, criteria and certain markets, as well as tracking changes – both in time and in comparison with other countries. In interactive view, the Index is available via link.

Total score in 2018 - 43 of 100 possible. Assessment by categories:

1. Balances and statistics - 50 of 100
2. Natural monopolies - 43
3. Supply markets - 38
4. Security of supply - 47
5. Consumption - 47
6. Sustainable development - 53
7. Corporate reporting - 20
8. Public authorities - 36

Assessment by sectors:

1. Gas - 52 of 100
2. Electricity - 41
3. Oil and Oil Products - 31
4. Heat - 47