The Atlantic Energy Forum of private and public sector experts from the four Atlantic continents are addressing the new energy dynamics of the Atlantic Basin. They chart current pan-Atlantic energy connections; identify gaps in energy access and priority risk and resilience challenges; discuss how energy transformation and innovation can improve sustainable energy use in the Atlantic space; and recommend ways governments and private actors can generate more effective pan-Atlantic energy cooperation and expand access the millions still without assured energy access.

Relevant Publications:

• Key Takeaways: Energy and The Atlantic Basin: State of Play and Prospects for Pan-Atlantic Cooperation, Paul Isbell
• Full Paper: Energy and The Atlantic Basin: State of Play and Prospects for Pan-Atlantic Cooperation, Paul Isbell
• Shaping A Renewed Atlantic Vision of Energy Security: Old Trends, New Paradigms, Rim Berahab, Policy Center for the New South
• The World Needs New Leadership to Successfully Confront the Climate Change Threat and Achieve Energy Transition, Raul O. Parisi, Argentine Council for Foreign Relations
• The World Needs a New Leadership to Successfully Confront the Climate Change Threat and Achieve Energy Transition, Raul O. Parisi, Argentine Council for Foreign Relations
• Energy Systems in the Atlantic Basin, João Fonseca Ribeiro
• Concept Paper on Energy Access in Africa, Steve Thorne
• How to Accelerate the Deployment of Renewable Energies in Atlantic Insular Energy Systems, Ricardo Guerrero-Lemus, Universidad de La Laguna
• LNG Trade In The Atlantic Basin: Facing The Complex Future of Decarbonization, Eloy Álvarez Pelegry and Macarena Larrea Basterra
• The New Geopolitics of Mineral Supply Chains, Melanie Müller, German Institute for International and Security Affairs
• Exploring the Creation of a Joint Atlantic Critical Minerals Partnership, Oussama Tayebi, Policy Center for the New South
• Energy and Transportation in the Atlantic Basin