The Hormuz Effect: Climate Action and Energy Security After the Iran War | Panel & Reception

This event is by approval. Please email events@catf.us to request an invitation. The war in Iran has shown us how quickly geopolitical conflict can shock global energy markets, exposing vulnerabilities in fuel supplies and energy infrastructure and fracturing global supply chains. At the same time, rising energy demand and emissions are putting new pressure on countries to rethink how they power their economies. Some have characterized this as an energy trilemma: the challenge of balancing energy security, affordability, and climate goals. So how do we build energy systems that can withstand geopolitical shocks, meet growing demand, and reduce emissions while delivering reliable, affordable power? And what does that mean for the future of climate action and the global energy system?