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Energy diplomacy is the way countries utilise their foreign policy to achieve their energy-related goals.
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Shaping international rules and standards for emerging technologies, including clean energy solutions.
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Negotiating routes and agreements for cross-border gas pipelines and electricity grids.
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Building strategic alliances to secure and diversify global energy supply chains.
The Energy Diplomat’s Toolkit
Energy diplomacy today extends far beyond government-to-government negotiations. For civil society actors and public diplomacy practitioners, the toolkit includes a diverse set of skills, partnerships, and communication strategies that help shape global energy transitions and foster international cooperation.
Their toolkit includes:
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Knowledge & Analysis: Understanding global energy systems, policies, and trends.
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Engagement: Building networks, coalitions, and cross-sector partnerships for clean energy transitions.
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Communication: Shaping narratives, promoting transparency, and engaging the public through dialogue and media.
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Negotiation & Cooperation: Facilitating partnerships and international collaboration on technology, security, and sustainability.
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Resilience & Adaptation: Managing risks, supporting just transitions, and linking energy to peace and development.
The Institute invites stakeholders—from academia, business, and civil society—to express interest in joining its Energy Diplomacy Initiative. Together, we aim to strengthen collaboration, share knowledge, and advance a sustainable global energy future.
