Turning clean technology ambition into secure supply: a costed playbook for Europe
BRUSSELS, 9 July 2026: A new report offers governments a costed way to deliver the goals they’ve set for energy security, industrial growth and decarbonisation through clean technology supply chains resilient to geopolitical shocks. Today’s report from the Clean Technology Partnerships Initiative sets out practical recommendations for cooperation between European countries and their trusted partners […]
Managing the geopolitics of Europe’s energy transition
Geopolitics is disrupting the critical supply chains essential for the energy transition, not least in Europe. Ahead of an event at the LSE Festival Peter Hill introduces the Clean Technology Partnership Initiative, a framework which assesses where national security, energy resilience and growth objectives converge to identify where international partnerships can reduce exposure at reasonable cost. Europe’s energy transition is […]
Powering up Britain’s battery future: Why the UK must act now on batteries
Battery storage is critical to the UK’s energy and industrial security, write National Wealth Fund CEO Oliver Holbourn and Yasmine Moezinia from the Clean Technology Partnerships Initiative (CTPI) Energy security and industrial security are inseparable. That’s a clear lesson we have learnt through the geopolitical shocks we have collectively endured over recent years, from the […]
Clean-tech partnerships hold the keys to Europe’s energy security
June 11 – As the G7 summit kicks off in Evian, France, this week, global imbalances, strategic dependencies and energy security will inevitably be top of mind. Supply side shocks have been on a relentless roll since 2020, first COVID-19, then Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, followed by critical mineral export controls, and now the ongoing conflict in […]