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Introduction

In this theme, we explore the growing strategic importance that energy has for national security, business competitiveness and climate resilience. We examine how leaders across sectors are rethinking supply, technology and collaboration to build energy systems that as well as being sustainable are also robust enough to withstand disruption and are able to drive long-term progress.
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Energy resilience is key

Julianne Smith, former US ambassador to NATO, shares her perspectives on how energy security is a central element for national defence and business resilience. She explains how diversification, collaboration and partnerships between governments and the private sector are key when it comes to protecting energy supply chains, safeguarding critical energy infrastructure and ensuring competitiveness.
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Tech and sustainability align

Anne Marie Engtoft Meldgaard, Denmark’s Tech Ambassador, shares her perspective on how technology and energy are becoming two sides of the same coin. She explains how artificial intelligence, data, and governance will define the next phase of the green transition – and why business leaders who align digital innovation with sustainability will be best positioned to compete in a changing global economy.
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Green energy can drive growth

Bjarke Møllerup Bitsch, CEO of Skovgaard Energy, provides his perspectives on how innovation turns sustainability goals into business opportunities. He explains how dynamic Power-to-X technology and green ammonia are making renewable energy scalable and commercially viable – and why collaboration, investment and execution are essential for companies seeking resilience and competitiveness.
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Conclusion

The perspectives provided in this series show that the future of energy is not a single story but a shared responsibility. From security and technology to innovation and collaboration, leaders across sectors demonstrate how resilience and competitiveness go hand in hand. The transition is no longer about if, but how – and the markets of tomorrow will be defined by just how rapidly businesses can turn their ambitions into actions.
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