NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence

Resources

Separate Publications

Climate change related problems to hydropower plants in the tropics and sub-tropics (by Dr. Jutta Lauf and Dr. Reiner Zimmermann)

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Rare earth minerals and clean technologies nexus at the background of Russia’s war in Ukraine (by Marju Kõrts)

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Mission Net-Zero: Charting the Path for E-Fuels in the Military (by Lukas Trakimavičius)

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Towards a Fundamental Rethink: Analysing the Institutionalisation of Energy in NATO across the DOTMLPFI Spectrum (by dr. Justinas Juozaitis)

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Energy Highlights

Energy Highlights No.18

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Preliminary Technical Analysis of the Establishment of Information Security Operations Centers in Companies with Critical Energy Infrastructure (by Tomas Pleta)

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Maritime Improvised Explosive Device (M-IED) Threat to Energy Security (By CDR H. Ceyhun TURE)

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Climate change mitigation in the Armed Forces – greenhouse gas emission reduction – challenges and opportunities for Green Defense (By Marju Kõrts)

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Solar Energy developments – How much does cost to make it “in”? (First impression report by Wsewolod Rusow)

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European energy crunch and its impact on energy markets (By Marju Kõrts)

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North Africa and the European Union: An option for technically controllable and politically reliable solar electricity supply? (By Dr. Jutta Lauf and Dr. Reiner Zimmermann)

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Is de-carbonising the construction industry possible? An overview of advances in materials and processes (by Dr. Jutta Lauf)

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Energy Highlights

Energy Highlights No.17

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Energy Highlights

Offshore wind farms – challenges, risks and opportunities for building more resilient national energy systems

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Energy Management Handbook: Energy management for military deployed force infrastructure

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Guide for protecting industrial automation and control systems against cyber incidents

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Concentrating solar power (CSP) - Technologies costs and potentials

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The hidden threat to Baltic undersea power cables

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Energy Highlights

Energy Highlights No. 16

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Assessment study of cybersecurity of smart-grid technologies employed in operational camps

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Partners

The Centre has developed an intensive working relationship inside different NATO structures and developed an extensive network of partnerships with knowledge centres, think-tanks, universities and industries. Through this network, the NATO ENSEC COE has become a remarkable hub of knowledge and exchange platform in the Energy Security domain.

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Internship at Energy Security COE

Starting from 2013 the NATO Energy Security Centre of Excellence is providing a limited number of internships to young researchers from universities and research institutes. This internship programme will promote the respective work of young academics and professionals from NATO member states and partner countries.

Internship opportunities

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