The Program of Work (POW) is the document setting out the NATO ENSEC COE’s annual activities for each calendar year as well as the long-term perspectives of these activities.
The POW is approved annually by the NATO ENSEC COE Steering Committee (SC). The SC is the main body for guidance, oversight and decision-making on any matter concerning the administration, policies and operation of the NATO ENSEC COE.
POW 2025:
- Support for Global Programming
- Participation to Exercise/Conference
- Subject Matter Expert Support for NATO and Partner Energy Security related Lectures and Training Events
- SME and Department Head support to NATO Certified Operational Level Courses
- SME and Department Head support to NATO Certified Tactical Level Courses
- Update Energy Security ADL Courses
- NATO ENSEC COE Personnel Collective Training
- TTX “CORE 25” aimed at enhancing resilience of energy systems
- Support development of STP and updating CCDs for NATO Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection and Resilience Course (NATO CEIP&R)
- Provide training for Ukraine Authorities on Critical Energy Infrastructure Protection & Resilience (CEOP&R)
- Support the preparation of the Exercise Capable Logistician 2027
- Development of concept, doctrine and standards related with military aspects of Energy security
- Support ACT efforts in the Bi-SC contribution to NATO Defence Planning Process (NDPP) and in ongoing ACT Capability Area Group (CAG) activities in preparation for NDPP Step 2 “Determine requirements” to strengthen the energy security and efficiency of NATO forces
- Private Sector Cooperation
- NATO Operational Energy Concept
- Participating to develop the Layered Resilience Concept (LRC) deliverable under the NATO Warfighting Capstone Concept (NWCC)
- Testing campaign for energy production systems interoperability
- Study about railway engineer regiment equipment energy efficiency
- General R&D and LL mission support activity
- Energy Highlights publication
- ACT Lessons Learned Annual Activities 2025
- STO – SAS
- Support for DIANA
- Analysis Study among Energy Security domains
- Experimentation with alternative energy source
- Social Resilience in Nordic and Baltic AOR. Report detailing approaches allies can take to improve societal resilience in relation to disruption to energy outages
- BRELL – Kaliningrad Study. A report on Kaliningrad’s long-term electricity, gas and oil security of supply
- NATO Batteries Strategy. Report on Viability of a NATO Battery Framework and Next Steps
- Workshop about monitoring and protection of critical undersea and onshore energy infrastructure in the Baltic Sea region
- Electro-Mobility Dual-Use. Research & Experimentation. Project for 5 years involving civil and military equipment analysis
- Feedback Russian-Ukrainian conflict focus on Energy
- NATO Operational Energy Concept experimentation
- Energy Monograph
- Steering Committee meetings
- ENSEC COE Public relations
- Organization of the FORTE 25
- Financial Audit
- Internship and Fellowship activity
- Staff training, Professional Development
- Office Support and Welfare