The Atlantic Council Global Energy Center’s (GEC) Transatlantic Climate and Energy Security program aims to advance energy security, decarbonization, and competitiveness by enhancing cooperation between the United States and Europe. By leveraging high-impact public events, private roundtable discussions, and action-driving publications and media engagement, we foster inclusive and collaborative policy and thought-leadership.

FEATURED ANALYSIS | DIVERSIFYING EUROPEAN SUPPLY CHAINS

We carry a robust body of work on US and European policy mechanisms forging alternative energy supplies and interconnections to accelerate Europe’s energy transition, build reliance, and reduce reliance on malign players’ ability to leverage energy for geopolitical purposes.

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At the ninth annual Central and Eastern European Energy Security Conference, leaders from the United States and Europe underscored that trade and energy policy remain top priorities for policymakers, and that strengthening US-EU engagement will be essential in supporting the region’s transition away from coal and reducing dependence on Russian energy.

We convene government and private sector leaders to discuss transatlantic cooperation to advance energy security and climate action.

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The Global Energy Center promotes energy security by working alongside government, industry, civil society, and public stakeholders to devise pragmatic solutions to the geopolitical, sustainability, and economic challenges of the changing global energy landscape.