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IAGS-NATO Energy Security Conference

Addressing 21st Century Risks to Energy Supplies

General Jean-Paul Palomeros NATO Supreme Allied Commander Transformation	Rasa Juknevičienė Former Minister of National Defense Lithiuania	Jaak Aaviskoo Minister of Education and Research (fmr Minister of Defense) Estonia
Col. Romualdas Petkevicius Director of NATO's Energy Security Centre of Excellence	Michael Ruhle Head of the Energy Security Section of NATO's Emerging Security Challenges Division	John Hofmeister Former Pressident of Shell Oil Company
The Honorable Robert Carl "Bud" McFarlane Former US National Security Advisor	The Honorable C. Boyden Gray Former White House Counsel Former Ambassador to the EU	The Honorable R. James Woolsey Former Director of Central Intelligence

The NATO Energy Security Center of Excellence and the Institute for the Analysis of Global Security (IAGS) invite you to the Target Energy 2013 Conference. The conference will address the latest issues facing energy operations and security across NATO Member and Partner nations.

Target Energy 2013 will address energy issues ranging from how best to protect on-and-offshore infrastructure to preventing the increasingly frequent millisecond cyber-attacks against network systems and infrastructure.

The objectives are to actively stimulate civil-military co-operation and exchange on shared energy concerns, further public outreach between NATO bodies and private industry technology and solutions’ providers.