Green Transition Index: Spain is below the European average for the first time

Spain falls five places compared to the previous edition and is in 19th place in the Oliver Wyman index ranking, which is led by Denmark.

A study of 29 European countries’ progress towards sustainability has revealed that Spain is plummeting in the rankings, while Denmark is leading the way. Oliver Wyman’s Green Transition Index analyses the level of progress in sustainability of European countries, considering seven main categories: economy, nature, industry, energy, buildings, transport and waste. According to the new edition of the index, Spain falls five positions in the ranking compared to 2022 due to the improvement in the performance of other European countries.

This year, Spain has experienced a drop in its ranking, dropping five positions to 19th place, with France being the only country that has fallen further in score, falling six positions. Despite some progress in key indicators, the performance of other countries has been superior, which has negatively affected Spain’s position in the ranking.

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