Energy Risk Indices for Global Energy Markets
EnergyRiskIQ indices translate geopolitical events, supply chain disruptions, and policy developments into measurable energy risk signals.
Each index aggregates thousands of events and market indicators to quantify escalation risk in global and regional energy systems.
All indices use a 0–100 escalation scale, where higher values indicate abnormal energy system stress compared to typical market conditions.
Global Energy Risk Index (GERI)
Measures escalation risk across global energy markets including oil, LNG logistics, and geopolitical tensions.
The Global Energy Risk Index measures escalation risk across global oil, LNG, and geopolitical energy systems.
European Energy Risk Index (EERI)
Tracks escalation risk specific to Europe's energy system including gas flows, storage stress, sanctions, and infrastructure risk.
The European Energy Risk Index tracks gas flows, sanctions impact, and infrastructure risk across European energy markets.
Europe Gas Stress Index (EGSI)
Quantifies stress in the European gas market using storage levels, LNG flows, weather risk, and supply disruptions.
The Europe Gas Stress Index quantifies gas market stress using storage, LNG flows, and supply disruption signals.
Risk Level Bands Classification
Latest Index Readings
| Index | Value | Change | Band | Date |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GERI | 46 | ↑6 | ELEVATED | 2026-07-14 |
| EERI | 14 | ↓14 | LOW | 2026-07-14 |
| EGSI | 5.1 | ↓4.7 | LOW | 2026-07-14 |
Methodology Overview: How EnergyRiskIQ Risk Indices Work
EnergyRiskIQ indices transform complex energy market signals into structured daily indicators.
Each index is built from three core components:
Geopolitical Events
Conflicts, sanctions, policy shifts and infrastructure incidents that disrupt energy supply chains.
Market Signals
Price volatility, freight disruptions, and derivative market stress indicators.
Structural Indicators
Storage levels, supply flows, seasonal demand pressure and logistics capacity constraints.
These signals are normalized into a 0–100 risk scale, where higher values indicate elevated escalation risk compared to normal market conditions.
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