The future of energy resilience: Lessons identified from Ukraine and Russia

Tuesday 17.3

Meeting Hall

Themes to be explored

• What lessons can be drawn from recent geopolitical developments affecting Europe and the global energy system? This includes long-term strategic activities and evolving trends in global energy markets, the circumvention of sanctions, technological developments, and the state of preparedness and contingency planning.

• How are shifting trade relationships and deepening cooperation between major energy-producing and energy-consuming countries reshaping the future global energy market? What are the implications for energy supply security, energy systems, and the green transition? At the same time, how do pressures on domestic energy infrastructure influence global market dynamics, while access to critical raw materials remains a key factor?

• How can hybrid influence activities challenge European energy systems? What methods may be used to disrupt energy infrastructure, manipulate energy markets, or target emerging technologies? Where are the structural vulnerabilities within modern energy systems?

• How can negative trends be countered, and how can preparedness, resilience, and robustness in energy systems be strengthened?

The future of energy resilience: Lessons identified from Ukraine and Russia

Moderator
Research and Development Director
University of Vaasa

Organized by

Jan Segerstam
Research and Development Director
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