The theme for this issue:

Energy Geopolitics
This issue of Energy Today is about the benefits that nations accrue from energy, and  the security that an abundance of energy affords them.  Quite naturally, the insatiable appetite that each nation has for energy leads to conflict.  The articles in this issue address three essential questions at the intersection of energy and geopolitics:​​
  • ​Can each nation acquire enough energy to meet the needs of their population? 
  • Can each nation protect the security of its energy system? 
And,
  • How will a changing climate impact the way each nation answers the above two questions.​ 

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