NATO Energy
Security Centre
of Excellence
Our mission is to support NATO, Nations and
Partners to meet the challenges of a dynamic
energy security environment.
Our mission is to support NATO, Nations and
Partners to meet the challenges of a dynamic
energy security environment.
Experts from NATO and the Republic of Moldova have been working together to enhance the resilience of the country’s critical energy infrastructure against cyber and hybrid threats. Exercise Coherent Resilience 2024 Moldova (CORE-24 M) was held in Chisinau
Partnered with academia and industry, EEMOC is designed for NATO and partner countries’ military and civilian personnel to enhance awareness and knowledge on the importance of energy efficiency in military operations. Whether you’re looking to NATO’s
On 26-29 February 2024, the 4th Meeting of the NATO OEC WT was held at the Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, USA.
On 18-22nd of March 2024, Baltic Defence College and NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence is organizing annual Operational Level Energy Security Course. The aim of the course is to apply energy security factors relevant to NATO by introducing fundamental
On 15-19 January 2024, the NATO ENSEC COE organized the Deployed Camp Energy Metering & Planning Course at the NATO ENSEC COE headquarters in Vilnius and at the modular military camp “Jonas” in Kazlų Rūda, attended by representatives of the NATO ENSEC COE, t
On 12th of January NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence was visited by delegations from NATO Allied Joint Force Command Brunssum led by DCOS OPS Maj. Gen. J. Staudenraus and DCOS PLANS Maj. Gen. M. Pullan. Guests were introduced to the ENSEC COE functi
On 11-12th of December, Col. Darius Užkuraitis, Director of NATO ENSEC COE participated in Energy Conference “Energy Trilemma: The Backbone for Energy Transition – Baltic Sea Region Focus” organized by World Energy Council, Latvian National Committee in Riga.
On the 13-17th of November Tabletop Exercise “Coherent Resilience 2023 Baltic” was taking place in Riga, Latvia.
On 18-19th of October members of the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence Steering Committee, Observers of ENSEC COE and ENSEC COE Staff members met in Tbilisi, Georgia.
An experimentation phase of the NATO Operational Energy Concept development has been carried out within the NATO exercise Steadfast Jupiter 2023 in Romania.
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