From 27 to 29 October, Vilnius will host FORTE 2026 (Future Operations – Resilience in Transitioning Energy), an international conference organised by the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence
“NATO ENSEC COE serves as a platform for cooperation among the military, academia and industry, so we are particularly pleased to welcome you to our Centre,” said NATO ENSEC COE Deputy Director COL Gildas Percheur,
NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE) and Azerbaijani counterparts discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in the field of energy security.
On 30 October 2026, Members of the European Parliament had an opportunity to take part in the Energy Dominance wargame, exploring the dual impact of energy disruptions on civilian infrastructure and military defence.
The explosion of Reactor 4 on 26 April 1986 released radionuclides across Ukraine and beyond.
The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence is pleased to announce the results of its Youth Video Competition, “How Prepared Am I for a Blackout?”
The new study, “Fuelling the Forces to 2050,” examines whether NATO Europe will be able to meet its military fuel requirements.
A Final Coordination Conference for the upcoming Coherent Resilience 2026 – Northeast (CORE 26-NE) Tabletop Exercise concluded yesterday at the NATO ENSEC COE.
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Deputy Chief of NATO ENSEC COE, Colonel Gildas Precheur, was awarded the Baltic Air Policing (BAP) Medal during the Baltic Air Policing Transfer of Authority Ceremony.
NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence bid farewell to two highly respected Subject Matter Experts, Lieutenant Colonel Karol Heldt and Aigars Liepiņs.
ENSEC COE had the privilege of engaging with a delegation of trainees from the Netherlands Ministry of Defence.