Over the past two weeks, the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence) hosted visits from cadets of the Lithuanian Military Academy and a group of international Erasmus cadets. These visits highlight the Center’s ongoing commitment to engaging with future m
The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence is seeking a Research Fellow to prepare a Research Report on “Interoperability of Innovative Deployable Power Generation and Distribution Systems in Military Operations: Challenges, Opportunities, and Testing App
A new feature has been introduced to the Energy Innovation and Technology Tracker (EITT), further enhancing its practical value and usability. Now each technology entry will include a dedicated section titled “In practice”, where real-world examples submit
Colonel Gytis Kazokas, Director of the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence, and Colonel Gildas Precheur, Deputy Director, met with the Defence Attache of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Lieutenant Colonel Thijs Jansen. The meeting underscored the import
On 19 March, the NATO ENSEC COE team met with H.E. Rik Van Droogenbroeck, Ambassador of Belgium to Lithuania and Poland. During the meeting, ENSEC COE representatives presented a comprehensive overview of the Centre's core activities, ongoing projects, and str
Experts from the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE) took part in the Operational Level Energy Security Course held on 09-13 March 2026 at the Baltic Defence College in Tartu, Estonia. The course, conducted under the Energy Security disciplin
On 10 March, Colonel Gytis Kazokas, the Director of the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE), held a substantive meeting with Rear Admiral Giedrius Premeneckas, Chief of the Defence Staff and Vice Chief of Defence of the Lithuanian Armed Force
On 9 March, the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE) had the distinguished honour of welcoming General Raimundas Vaikšnoras, Chief of Defence of the Republic of Lithuania. During the visit, General Vaikšnoras met with Colonel Gytis Kazokas,
The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence (ENSEC COE), at the request of the Federal Ministry of Defence of Germany, has launched a new project aimed at actively engaging Generation Z in the critical field of energy security.
The NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence hosted a delegation of U.S. Foreign Area Officers for a working exchange focused on the Centre’s current activities and strategic priorities.
On 18 February, the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence received a visit from Lieutenant General Jan Willem Maas, Commanding General of the Joint Support Command of the Netherlands, accompanied by four staff members.
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