Stabilise Global Energy Through Coordination

To drive coordinated international action that stabilises global energy supply, reduces price volatility, and ensures reliable, affordable energy for populations and economies worldwide.

Global energy systems are under sustained pressure due to ongoing geopolitical conflict, particularly linked to the war in Ukraine and the escalating conflict involving Iran.

Together, these conflicts have exposed deep structural weaknesses in how the world sources, distributes, and secures energy.

Major supply routes have been disrupted, including the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global energy corridor

Around 20% of global oil and gas flows have been affected by disruptions and infrastructure damage

Energy prices have surged sharply, with gas and oil rising significantly in a matter of weeks

The knock-on effects are global: inflation, rising living costs, supply chain disruption, and economic instability

Despite this, international response remains fragmented.

Short-term fixes, national interests, and political positioning continue to dominate - while the underlying problem remains unresolved.

This is not just an energy issue.

It is a coordination failure at a global level, that is now well past its sell by date.

If successful, this could lead to:

- A fundamental re-evaluation of what effective leadership looks like in times of global instability
- Clear expectations that leaders prioritise coordinated outcomes over short-term political positioning
- Greater accountability for decisions that directly impact global energy security and cost of living
- A shift from fragmented national responses to aligned, international action
- More resilient and dependable global energy systems
- Reduced exposure of populations to avoidable economic shocks