Author: Ben Cook
Type: Separate Publications
The Royal Navy’s shift from coal to oil was a high-risk move that challenged Britain’s energy security but delivered a major leap in naval capability. This article explores why that gamble paid off – and what it teaches today’s militaries about managing energy transitions without compromising operational effectiveness.
Other Publications by This Author
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Securing Allied Power Demand
Growing military electricity demand - driven by electrification of vehicles, sys
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BRELL Desynchronisation Assessment
The electricity grid in the Baltic region was constructed in the Soviet-era. Onc
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Assessing Gas Security & Resilience into the Future
This article demonstrates the challenges of assessing how gas security might loo
