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Minister of National Defence of the Republic of Lithuania visited the NATO ENSEC COE

Minister of National Defence of the Republic of Lithuania visited the NATO ENSEC COE

2021.01.22 The Defence minister visited the Centre on his scheduled inspection of the military institutions and units. NATO ENSEC COE has organized a “Call for Charity Fund Gathering” for families in need

NATO ENSEC COE has organized a “Call for Charity Fund Gathering” for families in need

2020.12.23 The idea behind this event is to help out former military families who have lost their parents in service, illness or because of other reasons, and which are struggling. NATO ENSEC COE subject matter expert delivered a presentation at the NATO Roundtable on Energy...

NATO ENSEC COE subject matter expert delivered a presentation at the NATO Roundtable on Energy Security

2020.12.17 The main topics discussed were the specifics of energy security challenges to NATO’s East and NATO’s South. NATO ENSEC COE started the preparation for its flagship exercise Coherent Resilience 2021-Baltic

NATO ENSEC COE started the preparation for its flagship exercise Coherent Resilience 2021-Baltic

2020.12.17 The IPC attracted over 70 representatives from the electricity transmission operators and governmental representatives from Baltic region and representatives from international, NATO, and EU organizations. NATO ENSEC COE representatives delivered their findings in the Wind Energy Seminar via VTC

NATO ENSEC COE representatives delivered their findings in the Wind Energy Seminar via VTC

2020.12.15 Different case studies about the wind farms development and the military radars co-existence were presented. Is small really beautiful? The future role of small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in the military

Is small really beautiful? The future role of small modular nuclear reactors (SMRs) in the military

2020.12.02 This study draws attention to the future role of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) in the military activities.
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Seawater aqueous battery based on alloy of zinc and manganese

2021.01.13 A team of researchers in the United States claim to have developed a new anode for aqueous batteries made from zinc-manganese. A working battery making use of this anode, with seawater as an electrolyte, indicated remarkable energy density, and...

Poll: renewables workers 'unfazed' covid-19 impact on industry

2021.01.13 A new survey of energy professionals show confidence in the future resilience of the renewables sector. The study found out, that 85% of renewable energy professionals are expecting the sector to experience growth over the next three years. 70% of...

IEA to publish ‘comprehensive’ roadmap for energy-sector decarbonisation

2021.01.12 The International Energy Agency (IEA) is planning to publish a comprehensive roadmap later this year specifying how the energy sector can achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. The plan of action will demonstrate what is needed from institutions and...

New tool to monitor energy transition progress of French regions

2021.01.12 An observatory of France climate energy targets was launched this week and made it possible to see the progress of each region of France in terms of energy and climate transition. The observatory collects data from the regional energy-climate...

Positive ‘tipping points’ provide fresh hope for climate, study says

2021.01.11 According to scientists, positive “tipping points” in the uptake of electric vehicles and the decarbonisation of electricity generation could spark a global transition to a climate neutral economy. While countries need to rapidly decrease their...
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Seawater aqueous battery based on alloy of zinc and manganese

2021.01.13 A team of researchers in the United States claim to have developed a new anode for aqueous batteries made from zinc-manganese. A working battery making use of this anode, with seawater as an electrolyte, indicated remarkable energy density, and...

Poll: renewables workers 'unfazed' covid-19 impact on industry

2021.01.13 A new survey of energy professionals show confidence in the future resilience of the renewables sector. The study found out, that 85% of renewable energy professionals are expecting the sector to experience growth over the next three years. 70% of...

IEA to publish ‘comprehensive’ roadmap for energy-sector decarbonisation

2021.01.12 The International Energy Agency (IEA) is planning to publish a comprehensive roadmap later this year specifying how the energy sector can achieve net-zero emissions by 2050. The plan of action will demonstrate what is needed from institutions and...

New tool to monitor energy transition progress of French regions

2021.01.12 An observatory of France climate energy targets was launched this week and made it possible to see the progress of each region of France in terms of energy and climate transition. The observatory collects data from the regional energy-climate...

Positive ‘tipping points’ provide fresh hope for climate, study says

2021.01.11 According to scientists, positive “tipping points” in the uptake of electric vehicles and the decarbonisation of electricity generation could spark a global transition to a climate neutral economy. While countries need to rapidly decrease their...