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Members of NATO ENSEC COE visited Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant

Members of NATO ENSEC COE visited Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant

2022.11.16 On 15th of November members of NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence visited Ignalina Nuclear Power Plant (INPP). The purpose of the visit was to get acquainted with the INPP decommissioning process, dismantling of the reactors and radioactive... NATO ENSECCOE visited by French-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce

NATO ENSECCOE visited by French-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce

2022.11.09 On 9th of November a delegation from French-Lithuanian Chamber of Commerce visited the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (NATO ENSEC COE). Guests were welcomed by the Centre’s Deputy director Colonel Thierry Segard. Republic of Poland became 13th member of NATO ENSEC COE

Republic of Poland became 13th member of NATO ENSEC COE

2022.10.31 After the completion of the joining procedures on October 2022, Republic of Poland became the 13th member of the NATO ENSEC COE. Execution of the Table Top Exercise Coherent Resilience 2022 CEPS

Execution of the Table Top Exercise Coherent Resilience 2022 CEPS

2022.10.27 The Table Top Exercise (TTX) Coherent Resilience 2022 Central Europe Pipeline System (CORE 22-CEPS), organized by the NATO ENSEC COE, the CEPS Programme Office (CEPS PO) and the US Naval Postgraduate School (NPS), is currently being held in... NATO ENSEC COE was visited by General Philippe Lavigne, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation

NATO ENSEC COE was visited by General Philippe Lavigne, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation

2022.10.26 On 26th of October NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (NATO ENSEC COE) was visited by General Philippe Lavigne, Supreme Allied Commander Transformation. The delegation was met by Vice-minister of National Defence Žilvinas Tomkus. Is de-carbonising the construction industry possible? An overview of advances in materials and...

Is de-carbonising the construction industry possible? An overview of advances in materials and processes (by Dr....

2022.10.25 The all-pervasive nature of the construction industry and lifecycles spanning several decades, place infrastructure high on the To-Do list for climate-friendly planning. Although it is hardly taken seriously by the public, the construction...
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(OFFICIAL) Global renewable capacity growth set to double over next five years, says IEA

2022.12.06 Global renewable power capacity growth is set to double over the next five years, driven by energy security concerns in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said.

The future of energy is systemic, open and collaborative — and runs on a smart grid

2022.12.05 For energy access and climate change, 2022 has been a year of reckoning. These interlocking crises are impacting billions of people and the need to act is clear.

The next big thing in nuclear will be very small

2022.11.30 Modular reactors can deliver power with lower costs and construction risks than large, conventional plants

Russia-Ukraine: Critical Infrastructure Protection from sabotage is an unprecedented challenge the EU must face now

2022.11.29 Here, Frank Umbach at EUCERS, University of Bonn explains why the EU must now make “Critical Infrastructure Protection” a priority.

Bioenergy Explained – Energy Security with Biomass

2022.11.22 As part of Bioenergy Europe’s video series Bioenergy Explained, video talks about the crucial role of biomass in times of energy uncertainty, where the imported supply of energy is at risk, and we need a reliable alternative.
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(OFFICIAL) Global renewable capacity growth set to double over next five years, says IEA

2022.12.06 Global renewable power capacity growth is set to double over the next five years, driven by energy security concerns in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, the International Energy Agency (IEA) said.

The future of energy is systemic, open and collaborative — and runs on a smart grid

2022.12.05 For energy access and climate change, 2022 has been a year of reckoning. These interlocking crises are impacting billions of people and the need to act is clear.

The next big thing in nuclear will be very small

2022.11.30 Modular reactors can deliver power with lower costs and construction risks than large, conventional plants

Russia-Ukraine: Critical Infrastructure Protection from sabotage is an unprecedented challenge the EU must face now

2022.11.29 Here, Frank Umbach at EUCERS, University of Bonn explains why the EU must now make “Critical Infrastructure Protection” a priority.

Bioenergy Explained – Energy Security with Biomass

2022.11.22 As part of Bioenergy Europe’s video series Bioenergy Explained, video talks about the crucial role of biomass in times of energy uncertainty, where the imported supply of energy is at risk, and we need a reliable alternative.