In this uncertain times with the covid pandemic still ongoing and the delicate geopolitical context, travelling around the world to attend the event physically could present difficulties for many participants (due to medical restrictions or high travel costs).
Therefore we decided to host the 7th AIEE Symposium on energy Security 2022 online also this year.

An appointment we do not want you to miss!

Our Symposium has become an important yearly appointment and this edition will address emerging security challenges and opportunities resulting from global efforts to lower CO2 emissions by reducing consumption of high-carbon energy sources, it will focus on the global energy crisis and its impact on the transition roadmap.

The link between energy policy and national security is well established, but the specter of climate change concentrated attention on the international dimension of the energy-security nexus. Current energy debates are animated by a variety of diverse interest groups, intergovernmental organizations, industry leaders, and security experts and although there is wide consensus among these groups regarding the need to transition to a lower-carbon society, the points of view regarding the path of this transition are not always the same.

The actions to accelerate improvements in energy efficiency can reduce energy bills, dependence on imported fuels and speed up reductions in greenhouse gas emissions. Energy efficiency can also ease many of today’s critical challenges, including the energy crisis and inflationary pressures.

Our event will be an opportunity to discuss energy security, it will bring together prominent academic voices as well as experienced practitioners and policymakers, offering an opportunity to “bridge the gap” between these sectors. Participants in the conference will identify critical issues and challenge competing perspectives, will explore new and existing trends, creative solutions of new technologies, the emergence of new market conditions and of new market operators.