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Delegation from NOSBiH visited ENSEC COE

Delegation from NOSBiH visited ENSEC COE

2023.09.14 On the 13th of September NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE) has been visited by delegation from Independent System Operator in Bosnia and Herzegovina (NOSBiH). ENSEC COE was visited by Japan delegation

ENSEC COE was visited by Japan delegation

2023.08.18 On the 18th of August NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence has been visited by Mr. ITO Masamichi, Special Advisor, Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry Director of Industrial Research, Japan External Trade Organization London Office. The... Students of Federal Academy for Security Policy were interested in Energy Security

Students of Federal Academy for Security Policy were interested in Energy Security

2023.06.27 On the 27th of June NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by the study group from the German Federal Academy for Security Policy.
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41st TIDE Sprint Explores Interoperability and Deepens Understanding of Emerging Disruptive Technologies

2023.04.21 From April 17-21, 2023, Allied Command Transformation convened experts from NATO, industry, and academia to address interoperability challenges faced by NATO and the opportunities of Emerging Disruptive Technologies.

Energy security doesn't have to cost us the planet

2023.04.18 The era of abundant and affordable energy is over, and energy security is quickly becoming a concern for people and governments everywhere.

Protect or ​Perish​: Europe’s Subsea Lifelines

2023.03.31 Advanced nations are worryingly vulnerable to attacks on underwater pipelines carrying energy and data. Defending them is suddenly high on the agenda.

A sea of change: Energy security in the Baltic region

2023.03.23 The Baltic Sea region’s shift towards offshore wind and its pivot away from Russian energy supplies is changing the Baltic energy security dynamics while increasing the region’s dependence on offshore and maritime energy infrastructure, writes...

Trilemma and Transition: Energy Industry Insights 2023

2023.03.02 Energy security concerns outweigh clean and affordable energy on the list of priorities for energy companies globally, as the industry says the energy system will not resolve the energy trilemma in the next decade, according to DNV’s research...
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ENERGY NEWS

41st TIDE Sprint Explores Interoperability and Deepens Understanding of Emerging Disruptive Technologies

2023.04.21 From April 17-21, 2023, Allied Command Transformation convened experts from NATO, industry, and academia to address interoperability challenges faced by NATO and the opportunities of Emerging Disruptive Technologies.

Energy security doesn't have to cost us the planet

2023.04.18 The era of abundant and affordable energy is over, and energy security is quickly becoming a concern for people and governments everywhere.

Protect or ​Perish​: Europe’s Subsea Lifelines

2023.03.31 Advanced nations are worryingly vulnerable to attacks on underwater pipelines carrying energy and data. Defending them is suddenly high on the agenda.

A sea of change: Energy security in the Baltic region

2023.03.23 The Baltic Sea region’s shift towards offshore wind and its pivot away from Russian energy supplies is changing the Baltic energy security dynamics while increasing the region’s dependence on offshore and maritime energy infrastructure, writes...

Trilemma and Transition: Energy Industry Insights 2023

2023.03.02 Energy security concerns outweigh clean and affordable energy on the list of priorities for energy companies globally, as the industry says the energy system will not resolve the energy trilemma in the next decade, according to DNV’s research...