蓝皮书：中国在全球能源变革综合评估中位列第三

Core Insights - The 2025 International Energy Transformation Forum held in Suzhou revealed that China ranks third in the global energy transformation index [1][2] - The index was developed by the Hydropower Planning and Design Institute and Bloomberg New Energy Finance, assessing 125 countries and regions across five dimensions: energy consumption, energy supply, energy technology, energy system, and international cooperation [1] - The top ten countries in the energy transformation index are Sweden, Norway, China, Denmark, Finland, Switzerland, Germany, the UK, the US, and Canada, with most being developed nations [1] Group 1 - The energy transformation index includes 17 criteria and 74 underlying indicators, covering over 97% of global GDP, population, energy consumption, and supply [1] - Countries with higher GDP per capita and smaller populations tend to perform better in energy transformation, indicating a correlation between productivity levels and energy transformation [1] Group 2 - Resource endowment is fundamental to transformation, while determination and motivation are key drivers [2] - Countries like China and Brazil, with large populations and relatively low GDP per capita, are committed to developing clean energy technologies and reforming energy systems, showcasing the importance of determination and motivation in energy transformation [2]