The new energy security agenda
As the global energy landscape evolves, so too must the definition of security. In this high-level dialogue, Ministers share perspectives on how nations are redefining energy security - balancing sovereignty, resilience and transition imperatives while navigating new geopolitical and market realities.
World Energy Trilemma: Rethinking resilience
Resilience is being redefined. What began as a systems-focused concern is now a broader societal agenda, shaped by climate urgency, shifting power dynamics and rising instability. Through the lens of the World Energy Trilemma framework, this session explores how resilience is evolving across contexts - what’s emerging, what’s needed and what’s working.
The supply imperative: Securing the chains and skills of transitions
A clean energy future depends on the materials, skills and trust that hold it together. This session explores how to secure critical supply chains and strengthen the workforce behind them - ensuring that what powers the transition is sourced and built sustainably, ethically and resiliently, even amid global competition and uncertainty.
Global energy alliances: Stronger and smarter together
In an era of interconnected challenges, no nation can navigate energy transitions alone. This session highlights how global alliances - anchored in trust and a shared purpose - are building stronger, smarter and more inclusive approaches toward secure energy futures.
Energy in a populist age: Risks, responses and resilience
As populist pressures reshape discourse, energy transitions face new tests of trust and narrative. This session explores how shifting geopolitical dynamics influence policy stability, investment confidence and social cohesion, and what strategies can sustain momentum toward a resilient, inclusive energy futures.
