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Explore a comprehensive panel discussion from the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting 2026 examining how nations are pursuing different strategies to achieve energy security amid intensifying geopolitical competition and growing threats to critical energy infrastructure. Analyze the divergent paths countries are taking, including expanding clean energy use, revisiting nuclear production, upgrading grid infrastructure, and leveraging traditional hydrocarbons. Discover insights from leading experts including Fatih Birol, Meghan O'Sullivan, Mike Henry, Sir Robin Niblett, Andrés Gluski, and Majid Jafar as they discuss the impact these varying strategies will have on global energy demand and long-term energy reliability. Gain understanding of the complex geopolitical dynamics shaping energy policy decisions and learn how different approaches to energy security are influencing international relations and economic stability. Examine the trade-offs between energy independence, environmental goals, and economic considerations as nations navigate an increasingly uncertain global energy landscape.
