NATO Energy
Security Centre
of Excellence
Our mission is to support NATO, Nations and
Partners to meet the challenges of a dynamic
energy security environment.
Latest News
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UK Energy Minister Michael Shanks visited ENSEC COE
On 27th of March UK Energy Minister Michael Shanks and HMA Liz Boyles visited ENSEC COE in Vilnius. The Minister & Ambassador expressed shared interests in bolstering energy security throughout the transition, and explored ways to strengthen cooperation with o
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ENSEC COE Delegation’s Visit to Kyiv: Strengthening Energy Security and Resilience in Ukraine
From March 17th to 20th, 2025, Kyiv became the center of important discussions as a small delegation from ENSEC COE (Energy Security Centre of Excellence) visited the Ukrainian capital.
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Operational Level Energy Security Course: Strengthening Resilience in Military and Civilian Sectors
During the Baltic Defence College (BALTDEFCOL) Elective Week from March 17 to March 21, the Operational Level Energy Security Course provided a crucial platform for enhancing expertise in energy security among military and civilian professionals.
Recent Publications
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Dependency on Chinese Clean Energy Technology: Risks and Challenges for Energy and Cyber Security
Renewable energy is breaking its records globally, and the share of electricity
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BRELL Desynchronisation Assessment
The electricity grid in the Baltic region was constructed in the Soviet-era. Onc
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Advancements in Electro-Mobility: A Look into the Future of Passenger Cars and more…
The article proposes the concept of ‘energy superiority’ as a fundamental pillar
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Ukraine’s resources. Critical raw materials
The strategic importance of Ukraine’s critical materials cannot be overstated.
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Call for Abstracts – Energy Highlights
Energy security is a key topics amongst Allies. NATO outlined the strategic thre
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Energy Security in the Maritime Environment
Publication highlights the integral connection between Energy Security and Marit
