Energy Resources & Geopolitical Strategic Stability Unit
Analyzing energy geopolitics and developing diplomatic frameworks that promote energy security and strategic stability.
Unit Mission
The Energy Resources & Geopolitical Strategic Stability Unit analyzes the geopolitical dimensions of energy resources — oil, gas, critical minerals, and renewable energy — and develops diplomatic frameworks that promote energy security, reduce resource conflict, and advance the clean energy transition. The unit applies energy economics, geopolitical analysis, and international relations to assess how energy dependencies, resource competition, and the clean energy transition shape strategic stability and develop diplomatic strategies that manage these dynamics.
Key Functions
Geopolitical Analysis
Analyzing the geopolitical implications of energy resources — assessing how oil, gas, and critical mineral dependencies shape strategic relationships, create leverage, and generate conflict risks that require diplomatic management.
Energy Security
Developing energy security frameworks — advising on diversification strategies, strategic reserve policies, and international energy cooperation arrangements that reduce vulnerability to supply disruptions and energy coercion.
Transition Diplomacy
Advancing clean energy transition diplomacy — developing international frameworks that manage the geopolitical disruptions of the energy transition, including the decline of petrostates and the rise of critical mineral competition.
Operational Capabilities
Environmental, Conservation & Diplomacy Directorate
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