Global Energy Risk Index (GERI)Updating Daily
The GERI tracks geopolitical risk, energy supply disruptions, and market stress across oil, gas, LNG, and power systems worldwide. Updated daily, it provides a single composite score from 0 to 100 measuring systemic risk in global energy markets.
What GERI Measures
GERI aggregates alert severity, regional conflict concentration, and energy asset exposure into a single daily index. It captures geopolitical tensions, supply-chain disruptions, sanctions impacts, and market volatility affecting oil, gas, LNG, and power infrastructure globally.
GERI History (14 days)
Public 14-day GERI history (24h delayed)
GERI Interpretation
Global energy markets are operating under stable conditions, with risk indicators remaining well within normal parameters. Current infrastructure capacity and supply flows provide a comfortable operational buffer for market participants worldwide.
GERI Weekly Snapshot
Sep 29 – Oct 05, 2026Public weekly summary of the Global Energy Risk Index.
Main Pressure Points
- 1. Major oil exporters agree to keep production steady in November
- 2. OPEC+ holds output targets steady as Middle East conflict tightens supply
- 3. Houthis Claim Strike on Aramco Facility in Riyadh as Yemen Fighting Escalates
Most Sensitive Regions
Assets Most Exposed
Stable conditions with steady risk levels. Weekly average: 12 (LOW).